Board Certified Physician Reviewer - Occupational Medicine - Texas License

Specialties

• Occupational Medicine

Requirements

• Current, unrestricted Texas Medical License
• Active Practice
• Board Certified in Occupational Medicine

Benefits

• Independent consultant role allows for schedule flexibility and predictable work hours.
• You choose services and case types, dictate volume, and conduct this work based on your scheduled availability.
• No doctor/patient relationship is established and no treatment is provided. These are advisory-only opinions.
• Typical TAT is 1-5 business days depending on the level of review. Same-day cases are rare but do occur.
• Dane Street keeps you apprised of required turn-around time and carefully coordinates all administrative tasks so your time is spent on clinical decision-making.
• Dane Street offers a streamlined case flow and a user-friendly work portal.
• We facilitate all communication, organize and sort all medical records, support all administrative processes, prep cases extensively, and ensure the quality and timely delivery of all determinations/reports.
• A chronological listing of medical records as well as all treatment guidelines used to make a determination are provided in an easy, click-to-view format.
• In cases where peer-to-peer calls are necessary (adverse determinations), Dane Street's peer coordinators secure provider availability.
• Dane Street offers initial training as well as an ongoing point of contact should you have any questions about completing reviews.