The clinician reviews medical oncology cases by evaluating medical records, preparing clinical summaries, and responding to specific questions from clients in an advisory-only, telework setting. This work centers on peer-to-peer case review rather than direct patient care, with no doctor-patient relationship or treatment provided. The role is designed for an experienced board-certified oncologist who can work independently on a flexible 1099 schedule.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct thorough reviews of medical oncology clinical cases.
- Evaluate medical records and prepare concise clinical summaries.
- Engage in peer communications and answer client-submitted questions.
- Provide advisory opinions without direct patient treatment.
- Use the work portal to review organized records and treatment guidelines.
- Participate in initial orientation and ongoing training as needed.
Required
- Board Certified in Medical Oncology.
- Current, unrestricted Virginia medical license.
- At least 5 years of clinical practice experience.
- Ability to attend required orientation and training.
- Maintenance of active credentialing, state licensure, and any required certifications.
Preferred
- Experience with medical record review or peer review work.
Benefits & Perks
- Telework/remote independent contractor arrangement.
- Flexible schedule with predictable work hours.
- Ability to choose services, case types, and volume based on availability.
- No direct patient care or treatment responsibilities.
- Streamlined case flow with administrative support.
- User-friendly work portal with organized records and treatment guidelines.
- Initial training and an ongoing point of contact for questions.