Dane Street Disability Peer Medical Director Position
Dane Street
Remote (US) · Posted October 22, 2026
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About the job
Disability Associate Medical Director
We are seeking an experienced, board-certified physician to join our team as a Disability Associate Medical Director in a part-time, independent contractor capacity.
This role will provide clinical leadership and oversight in support of our Disability review programs, with a focus on physician reviewer performance, quality assurance, clinical guidance, and continuous process improvement. The ideal candidate will bring prior experience in Disability reviews, strong clinical judgment, and the ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams and clients.
Status: Part-time, independent contractor
Time Commitment: Approximately 40 hours per month
Required Qualifications
MD or DO with board certification
Active, unrestricted medical license.
Prior Disability experience with a carrier, TPA, and/or independent review organization (IRO).
Strong clinical judgment and ability to evaluate the quality, consistency, and defensibility of physician determinations and rationales.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to provide effective physician feedback and participate in client-facing discussions.
Ability to work independently and respond promptly to time-sensitive clinical or quality escalations.
Work Arrangement
Remote, independent contractor position.
Approximately 40 hours per month anticipated.
Schedule is flexible, with availability needed for periodic client meetings, reviewer audits, quality activities, and time-sensitive clinical escalations.