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Radiologist Utilization Review, 1099 – Contract
Medical Review Institute of America, LLCBoard-Certified Radiologist performing remote Utilization Reviews for MRIoA. Flexible hours with commitment of 1–2 hours per week, strictly within the US.
Posted 7/29/2026contractRemote • District of Columbia, Maryland • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in conducting Utilization Reviews with a focus on Radiology, leveraging extensive clinical experience and maintaining current medical licensure and board certification. Availability for peer-to-peer conversations during daytime hours is essential.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Medical Degree MD or DOCurrent State Medical License in DC or MarylandBoard Certification in Radiology5 Years of Clinical ExperienceDaytime Availability
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Certifications & Qualifications
Board Certification in Radiology
Industry Keywords
Utilization ReviewClinical ExperiencePeer-to-Peer ConversationsRadiologyMedical License
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Conduct independent Utilization Reviews remotely
- Flexible work schedule requiring just 1–2 hours per week (no minimum commitment)
Requirements
What you’ll need- Must have a Medical Degree MD or DO
- Must have a current state medical license in DC or Maryland
- Current Board Certification in Radiology
- Must have 5 years of clinical experience residency to be included
- Daytime availability is required for peer-to-peer conversations
Benefits
Comp & perks- Work remotely from anywhere in the US (Per HIPAA Regulations, patient records cannot leave the US)
- Covered under MRIoA's Errors and Omissions policy