About the role
Remote Medical Case Reviewer (Contract)
Location: Remote
About the Opportunity
PsyPhyCare is seeking Medical Case Reviewers to support a federal healthcare program focused on evaluating vaccine- and countermeasure-related injury claims. These programs provide compensation for individuals who may have suffered vaccine- or countermeasure-related injuries.
As a Medical Case Reviewer, you will analyze petitions, medical records, and expert testimony to provide impartial, evidence-based recommendations. This is a remote, contract-based opportunity with highly competitive hourly compensation.
Responsibilities
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Review medical case files including petitions, medical records, affidavits, depositions, and supporting documentation.
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Assess adequacy of information and evaluate likelihood of causation using medical principles and literature.
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Prepare written reports and recommendations for legal and administrative teams.
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Consult with medical experts, team leads, and attorneys as needed.
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Participate in case presentations and consensus discussions.
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Ensure compliance with records management, HIPAA, and confidentiality standards.
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If required, provide testimony in legal proceedings (travel reimbursed under federal travel guidelines).
Qualifications
For MD/DO Medical Case Reviewers:
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Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) from an accredited institution.
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Active, full, and unrestricted U.S. medical license.
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At least 5 years of experience in clinical practice or case review.
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Strong writing and analytical skills.
For PhD/Advanced Degree Reviewers:
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in a relevant biomedical or clinical discipline OR advanced degree (e.g., NP, PA, RN).
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At least 3 years of experience conducting medical case reviews/evaluations.
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Proficiency in medical research, literature analysis, and report writing.
Preferred Specialties: Pediatrics, Immunology, Neurology, Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine, Epidemiology, Rheumatology, and related fields.
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