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Reporting to the Associate Director of Specialty and Payer Management, the Clinical Reviewer is a non-patient-facing nursing professional who supports medical necessity reviews, authorization compliance, reimbursement optimization, and denial prevention. The role evaluates medical records, treatment plans, and payer policies to ensure services meet coverage criteria and regulatory standards.
The Clinical Reviewer serves as a liaison between providers, payers, and operational teams, translating clinical information into payer-specific documentation and authorization strategies. This administrative and analytical role requires strong clinical judgment, critical thinking, and knowledge of healthcare reimbursement and utilization management to reduce denials and support timely access to medically necessary care.
11/05/2026
Professional
NON
Clinical & Research
Registered Nurse 2 (24)
$68,000.00 - $120,500.00
A general description of the benefits to be offered with this Managerial & Professional position is available at:
Full time
Staff
Remote
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