Remote Moonlighting - Oncology Utilization Review Work

Only 1-2 hours a week to provide your expertise in Oncology by conducting Utilization Reviews (UR) in the Utilization Management/Peer Review process, and benefit by:

• Staying Current: Engaging in UR helps physicians stay up to date with the latest evidence-based guidelines, treatment protocols, and best practices in their specialty.
• Gain a Broader Perspective: Physicians gain insight into various conditions and treatment modalities by reviewing a wide range of cases, enhancing their clinical expertise.
• Quality Assurance: By participating in UR, physicians contribute to improving the quality of care delivered to patients by ensuring that only necessary and appropriate treatments are provided.
• Skill Building: Working in UR can develop skills in critical thinking, decision-making, and analysis, which are valuable in clinical practice.
• Leadership Opportunities: Physicians involved in UR may find opportunities to take on leadership roles within their organizations, influencing healthcare policies and practices.
• Understanding Regulations: Involvement in UR equips physicians with a better understanding of healthcare regulations and compliance issues, which can help mitigate risks associated with patient care.
• Defensive Medicine: By adhering to UR guidelines, physicians can protect themselves against potential liability by ensuring that care decisions are well-documented and aligned with established standards.

Medical Review Institute of America, LLC (MRIoA) is a national Independent Review Organization (IRO), who facilitates the review of medical claims to determine treatment appropriateness; known as Peer Review or Utilization Review.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Each case typically takes between 30-60 minutes to complete.
• Peer-to-peer calls are required on about ½ the cases (daytime availability is required).
• You will be covered under MRIoA’s Errors and Omissions policy (traditional Malpractice Insurance is not applicable for review work)
• Work anywhere within the USA (Per HIPAA Regulations patient records cannot leave the US).
• Non-employed Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity.

REQUIREMENTS

• Must be Board Certified in Oncology
• Must have a minimum of 5 years of clinical experience following residency (fellowship is included in the 5 years)
• Must have solid computer navigation skill.
• Must have an unrestricted state medical licensure.
• Must be a US Citizen or hold a Green Card (we are unable to sponsor a VISA)

For more information, please view our website: Reviewer Panel

Or Contact:

Holly Benson

Medical Recruitment Manager

Medical Review Institute of America, LLC

holly.benson@mrioa.com 

www.mrioa.com