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Remote Core Occupational Medicine Jobs (NOW HIRING)

This fully remote opportunity offers flexible scheduling and the ability to customize your workload ... Occupational Medicine * Work-Related Injury and Illness Management * Workers' Compensation

Triage Registered Nurse CORE Health Networks, the recognized leader in Integrated Occupational Medicine Services, provides integrated solutions to your occupational healthcare needs. Our programs are ...

We are currently seeking Board-Certified Occupational Medicine or Preventative Medicine Physicians ... Flexible, remote contract opportunity. * Set your own schedule and case volume. * Collaborate with ...

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What is the difference between Remote Core Occupational Medicine vs Remote Occupational Health Nurse?

AspectRemote Core Occupational MedicineRemote Occupational Health Nurse
CredentialsMedical degree, board certification in occupational medicineRN license, occupational health certifications (e.g., COHN)
Work EnvironmentClinics, industrial sites, corporate health programs (remote options available)Workplaces, clinics, telehealth settings
Employer & IndustryHealthcare providers, corporations, government agenciesHospitals, clinics, corporate health departments
Job FocusMedical evaluation, injury prevention, health surveillanceHealth assessments, case management, health education

Remote Core Occupational Medicine professionals focus on medical evaluations and injury prevention, often requiring a medical degree and board certification. In contrast, Remote Occupational Health Nurses provide health assessments and case management, typically holding an RN license with specialized certifications. Both roles serve in workplace health environments but differ in credentials and scope of practice.

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Infographic showing various Remote Core Occupational Medicine job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 82% Full Time, 15% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 5% Remote job distribution.

Occupational Medicine Reviewer (WA)

Dane Street

Remote

Other

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Occupational Medicine Physicians

Dane Street is seeking experienced Occupational Medicine Physicians licensed in Washington to join our growing panel of independent physician reviewers. In this role, you will apply your clinical expertise to conduct comprehensive medical record reviews and provide objective, evidence-based opinions on work-related injuries, illnesses, disability assessments, fitness-for-duty evaluations, and occupational health matters.

This fully remote opportunity offers flexible scheduling and the ability to customize your workload while working as a 1099 independent contractor.

As a Physician Reviewer, you will evaluate medical records, prepare concise clinical summaries, and provide independent medical opinions in response to specific questions posed by our clients. Reviews may include assessments of medical necessity, causation, work-relatedness, impairment, disability status, return-to-work recommendations, and appropriateness of treatment.

Primary responsibilities include:

  • Reviewing medical records and supporting documentation
  • Conducting evidence-based clinical assessments
  • Preparing clear, comprehensive written reports
  • Participating in peer-to-peer discussions when necessary
  • Answering client-specific questions regarding occupational injuries, illnesses, and workplace health concerns
  • Applying current clinical guidelines and standards of care to all reviews

Areas of expertise include:

  • Occupational Medicine
  • Work-Related Injury and Illness Management
  • Workers' Compensation
  • Disability and Impairment Evaluations
  • Return-to-Work and Fitness-for-Duty Assessments
  • Occupational Health Programs
  • Workplace Exposure and Environmental Health Issues

Join a team that values your expertise and commitment to improving the quality, accuracy, and consistency of healthcare assessments. Your clinical knowledge plays a critical role in supporting high-quality medical determinations.

Requirements include:

  • Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
  • Board Certification in Occupational Medicine preferred
  • Current, unrestricted Washington medical license
  • Active clinical practice or recent experience in Occupational Medicine
  • Minimum of 5 years of post-residency clinical experience
  • Ability to attend required orientation and training sessions
  • Maintain all applicable licensure, certifications, credentialing, and professional requirements necessary to perform reviewer services

Benefits include:

  • Independent consultant role with flexible scheduling
  • Ability to choose case types and workload based on availability
  • No physician-patient relationship established; no treatment is rendered—all reviews are advisory in nature only
  • Streamlined case assignment and management through a user-friendly online portal
  • Administrative support provided by Dane Street, including record collection and organization
  • Fully prepared cases with chronological medical records and applicable clinical guidelines
  • Initial training, ongoing support, and a dedicated point of contact
  • Predictable workflow with opportunities for supplemental professional income

Dane Street is committed to partnering with highly qualified physicians who bring clinical excellence, objectivity, and professionalism to every review.