Assistant Manager - Physician reviewer - 1-5 Years - Remote

Assistant Manager - Physician Reviewer 1+ Year – WFH

We are hiring a Physician Reviewer – 1+ Year for a leading global business and technology services organization. This role is ideal for medical professionals with experience in clinical documentation, medical record review, clinical summarization, medical analysis, stakeholder communication, and quality compliance who can ensure accurate and high-quality clinical reviews.

Your Future Employer –

A leading global business and technology services organization supporting healthcare clients through technology-enabled solutions, clinical expertise, data-driven processes, and operational excellence.

Responsibilities –

  1. Review medical records and summarize relevant clinical information as per defined guidelines.
  2. Evaluate clinical documentation for completeness and accuracy and prepare concise clinical summaries.
  3. Maintain quality, accuracy, productivity, reports, and relevant documentation.
  4. Collaborate with project managers and cross-functional teams.
  5. Support process improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency.
  6. Ensure compliance with organizational and client quality standards.
  7. Work independently while effectively contributing to team objectives.

Requirements –

  1. MBBS / MD (Foreign Medical Graduate) with 1+ year of clinical experience.
  2. Strong experience/exposure in medical documentation, clinical summarization, medical record review, and clinical analysis.
  3. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
  4. MCI/NMC registration preferred but not mandatory.
  5. Prior exposure to the US healthcare system preferred.
  6. Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
  7. Strong attention to detail with the ability to maintain high accuracy and quality standards.
  8. Ability to work independently in a permanent WFH setup.
  9. Broadband internet connection is required.

What's in it for You –

  1. Opportunity to work with a leading global healthcare services organization.
  2. Exposure to global healthcare processes and clinical documentation.
  3. Opportunity to work on medical review, clinical summarization, and process improvement initiatives.
  4. Permanent Work From Home opportunity.

Disclaimer –

Crescendo Global specialises in Senior to C-level niche recruitment. We are passionate about empowering job seekers and employers with an engaging and memorable job search and leadership hiring experience. Crescendo Global does not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

Note –

We receive many applications daily, so it becomes difficult to get back to every applicant. If you do not hear from us within one week, please assume your profile has not been shortlisted. Your patience is highly appreciated.

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