Dane Street is expanding our physician panel! Dane Street is an Independent Review Organization and a national provider of Independent Medical Exams (IMEs), among other offerings, and we are expanding our physician panel resulting in opportunities for non-traditional physician work and additional income. Your expertise and this work are critical to supporting our local veteran community and essential to streamlining access to benefits for those military veterans who have served our country.
Dane Street has expanded our offerings to include Federal Exam Services in support of the military and VA community.
- Your work supports the military and veteran community and your contribution is invaluable
- Robust opportunity for consistent additional income
- Schedule flexibility and predictable work hours - You conduct exams and reviews based on your schedule and blocked days you commit to
- No doctor/patient relationship is established and no treatment is provided. These are advisory-only opinions.
- Expanded credentials as an expert in Disability Medical Examinations and physician advisor services in the Federal space
- Streamlined case flow and user-friendly work portal
This opportunity is for blocked time for either half days or full days (8-10 exams per full day) on the blocked days you select. You would conduct in-person exams at a per diem location near you. The required recording of results and reporting is done in our user-friendly portal. Thorough orientation and training are provided and all scheduling is coordinated for you. Our physician panel is comprised of independent contract reviewers (1099).
JOB SUMMARY
As a Physician Reviewer/Advisor supporting Federal exams, the physician reviews medical records, performs a physical exam of the patient, and addresses clinical questions regarding the patient's diagnosis, clinical care plan and regimen, and extent of disability. Engaging independent clinicians with this expertise is critical to the process. No-show/cancellation fees are established to protect your time.
