Medical Records Reviewer (CW- 07062024- PTMRR)

Position: Medical Records Reviewer

Number of hours: 20 hours/week

Schedule: PST

Tasks:

  • Review medical information such as attending physician statements, lab reports, paramedics exams, and/or other related underwriting information consistent per client specifications

  • Ability to analyze a case of medical malpractice, personal injury and mass tort cases

  • Review case narratives & queries on drug interaction and adverse effects on drugs.

  • Performing quality checks by doing case analysis and peer reviews

  • Perform the medical review, validate follow-up request and perform the medical assessment

  • Look at each medical record to check for missing documentation

  • Creating precise and informative medical summaries of patients.

  • Interact and work with managers regarding problem-solving and understanding the process.

  • Prioritize workloads to ensure expedited cases are processed within defined timelines

  • Maintain the clients database and make sure everything is up to date

  • Organize the documents, files and images correctly

  • Other ad hoc tasks that would be assigned

Requirements:

  • At least 3 years of proven work experience as a Medical Records Reviewer or any relevant role is required
  • A bachelors or master's degree in psychology or a related field is typically preferred
  • Ability to understand and summarize the records in chronological order

  • Ability to read patient records and decode

  • Knowledge of personal injury, mass tort, and medical malpractice cases

  • Good analytical and comprehension skills

  • Ability to prioritize and time-management skills

  • Ability to act strategically and make sound business decisions

  • Expertise in medical terminologies

  • Good interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills

  • Ability to work in a team

  • Good English communication skills, both written and verbal

  • Highly organized, and able to efficiently prioritize multiple tasks

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