Board Certified Physician Reviewer - Orthopedic Surgeon (TX)
Company:Dane Street, LLC
Location:Texas, United States
Languages:English
Seniority level:Senior, 5+ years
Experience:5+ years
Requirements:
MD or DO with completion of an accredited Orthopedic Surgery residency Board Certification in Orthopedic Surgery Current, unrestricted Texas medical license Minimum of 5+ years of clinical orthopedic experience Ability to attend all required orientation and training sessions Maintains appropriate credentialing, state licensure, and any certifications required to perform the role
Responsibilities:
Conduct comprehensive reviews of clinical cases Provide objective, evidence-based medical opinions Review medical records Prepare clear and concise clinical summaries Participate in peer-to-peer discussions when appropriate Respond to specific client questions related to orthopedic care
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