Medical Peer Review Coordinator

This is a full time position with opportunity for hybrid work after successful completion of 8-12weeks training in office. WORKERS COMP AND EXPERIENCE WITH PEER REVIEWS, LIABILITY MEDICAL ANALYSIS, AND DESIGNATED DOCTORS EXAMS REQUIRED. This position allows you to make a meaningful contribution to the healthcare landscape, particularly in the realm of medical administration and workers compensation. With competitive pay ranging from $40,000 to $41,600/annually, this position not only rewards your efforts but also provides a platform for personal and professional growth. Embrace this opportunity to work with a company that prioritizes integrity and empathy in every aspect of its operations, all while being based in Plano, TX. Let us introduce ourselves IMO is a trusted managed care partner for both private and public enterprise with vast experience in quality case management and positive injured employee outcomes. For over three decades our goal has been to provide industry leading customer service to our industry partners and their injured employees, a goal that has allowed IMO to grow from Texas into other states including Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. What's your day like? As a Medical Peer Review Coordinator, you will play a vital role in processing referrals within our system for Peer Reviews, Required Medical Exams, Designated Doctors Exams, Retrospective Utilization Reviews, and Liability Medical Analysis. Your responsibilities include collecting essential clinical data to support these requests while ensuring all required DWC forms are completed in accordance with established DWC rules, timelines, and manuals. Additionally, you will provide superior customer service to our clients, embodying our core values of integrity and empathy in every interaction. Requirements for this Medical Ancillary Assistant job An intermediate-advanced skill level in computer literacy is essential, ensuring a high degree of accuracy in all tasks, complemented by the ability to type at 50 words per minute or more. Previous experience in medical peer reviews, liability medical analysis, required medical exams, and designated doctors exams is highly valued. To excel as a Medical Peer Review Coordinator, candidates must possess a robust understanding of medical terminology, including proficiency with ICD-10 and CPT coding. A solid understanding of workers' compensation and Texas law is crucial for navigating complex healthcare processes effectively. Additionally, excellent oral and written communication skills are necessary to foster strong client relationships and provide superior customer service. These skills collectively enable you to contribute positively to our mission of delivering exceptional healthcare management solutions. Knowledge and skills required for the position are: Experience with medical peer reviews, liability medical analysis. required medical exams, and designated doctors exams REQUIRED Proficient with medical terminology ICD-10 and CPT coding Knowledge of workers' compensation and Texas Law Superior communication skills both oral and written Attention to detail Once an offer has been extended and accepted, the successful applicant will be required to undergo a background and drug screen.