Physician Peer Reviews and Reliable Review Services (RRS)

At Reliable Review Services (RRS), our network of reviewers is composed of medical professionals from across the country. These professionals come from varying specialties and subspecialties, but they all desire to exercise more control over their careers. If this is what you're looking for, read on.

An improved work-life balance may be on the horizon.

What Do Physician Peer Reviewers Do?

You've no doubt heard the term peer review in the past. Most college students from all majors have heard professors utter these words. However, peer review goes beyond academia — and even beyond the clinical setting. At RRS, our reviewers examine cases submitted by our clients to ensure decisions are made based on current medical evidence.

This can mean varying things in varying situations. For instance, a professional in our network may be asked to determine medical necessity related to a workers' compensation claim. They could also be tasked with deciding if a patient is wrongfully denied certain long-term care needs. In essence, our reviewers ensure that the right decisions are being made.

The simple fact is that mistakes often occur within the medical field. Physician peer review services are looking to reduce such occurrences. Engaging in reviews, independent examinations, and peer-to-peer discussions can reduce healthcare costs, minimize medical errors, decrease the risk of malpractice suits, and much more.

What Benefits Can RRS Offer You?

There are many benefits that physician peer reviews offer the medical field. As a practitioner, you likely see these as benefits for you as well. After all, improved patient care and a better healthcare system are the name of the game. However, you're likely wondering why so many medical professionals opt to enter the world of independent third-party reviews.

Here are just a few of the most common reasons:

• New income stream: While physician peer reviews are a great way to give back to the medical community, no one expects you to perform them for free! Our network of reviewers at RRS is handsomely compensated for their time.
• Flexible schedule: If you're tired of grueling schedules that require you to be somewhere at a certain time, third-party reviews may be right for you. You choose when you work — and how much you'll work.
• Less stress: Conducting reviews takes you out of the clinical setting — where most of a physician's stressors are experienced.
• Patient care is still paramount: While reviews do not involve direct patient care, your work focuses on ensuring patients receive appropriate care.
• Remote work: Did we mention that our physician reviewers can work from anywhere?

This list may seem extensive, but it's far from exhaustive. However, this list alone is often enough to convince doctors that physician peer reviews are a great career choice.

Certain qualifications are required to join our physician reviewer network. For instance, you'll need the following:

• To be board-certified
• Have an active medical license

If one thing remains consistent among these advantages, it's the fact that medical professionals have more control over their lives.

Considering the exhausting hours that doctors worked even before the pandemic, more flexibility will always be a standout benefit.

Join the RRS Physician Reviewer Network Today

While those outside the medical field may not realize it, physician peer reviews are essential to the healthcare industry. Remember, it's not about telling other doctors that they're wrong. It's about making a collaborative effort that focuses on evidence-based medicine to ensure appropriate patient care.

If you're ready to start a new and promising phase in your career, click here to fill out our Physician Network Form. Being a medical professional doesn't require constant stress, and more doctors are discovering this daily.