In this telework, 1099 advisory role, the clinician reviews endocrinology cases, evaluates medical records, and prepares clinical summaries and responses to client questions. The work focuses on expert review rather than direct patient care, with experience prescribing and treating patients with gender dysmorphia specifically noted. The role also includes peer communications and case-based determinations within a structured review process.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct thorough reviews of clinical cases and medical records.
- Provide clinical summaries and written determinations based on the case materials.
- Answer specific questions posed by clients regarding the reviewed cases.
- Engage in peer communications as part of the review process.
- Use a web-based portal to review organized records and supporting treatment guidelines.
- Participate in initial training and ongoing support related to case reviews.
Required
- Board Certified in Endocrinology.
- Current, unrestricted New Mexico medical license.
- At least 5 years of clinical practice experience.
- Experience prescribing and treating patients with gender dysmorphia.
- Ability to complete required orientation and training.
- Maintenance of required credentialing, licenses, and certifications.
Preferred
- Prior experience with medical record review or advisory opinions.
- Familiarity with structured, case-based peer review workflows.
Benefits & Perks
- Telework arrangement with schedule flexibility.
- 1099 independent contractor status.
- Ability to choose services, case types, and review volume based on availability.
- No direct doctor-patient relationship and no treatment responsibilities.
- Streamlined case flow with administrative support and organized medical records.
- User-friendly work portal with easy access to records and treatment guidelines.
- Initial training and ongoing point of contact for questions.