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NYRC Canada is seeking a Medical Reports Reviewer (Quality Assurance Coordinator) in Toronto for a hybrid role (4 days in-office, 1 day from home). You will ensure reports meet quality and client requirements and support the Quality Assurance Department with QA questions and process improvements.
Ideal candidates have a regulated health practitioner background (kinesiologist or chiropractor) or IME/medical experience, strong medical terminology knowledge, and proficiency in Word/Outlook/Excel.
NYRC is looking for candidates who are either a regulated healthcare practitioner (ideally kinesiologists or chiropractors) or have experience in the IME (independent medical exam) industry.
This will be a hybrid role out of the Toronto, ON office. 4 days in office and 1 day from home.
The Medical Reports Reviewer (internally called a Quality Assurance Coordinator) is responsible to ensure reports are completed at the highest level of quality and integrity and in full compliance with client contractual agreement, regulatory agency standards and/or federal and state mandates. This position is required to handle quality assurance questions and provide overall support to the Quality Assurance Department.
NYRC is one of Canada’s leading providers of independent medical assessments for a reason: your goal is our goal. At NYRC we provide services to the legal community as well as insurers and employers. In the medical-legal sector whether its liability, medical malpractice, plaintiff or defense counsel, we provide unbiased medical reports across the entire spectrum. In the employment and insurance sector we assist in facilitating healthy employees and satisfied plan members through timely diagnosis, pro-active objective treatment recommendations, and most importantly, evidentiary opinion on return to work.
NYRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and affords equal opportunity to all qualified applicants for all positions without regard to protected veteran status, qualified individuals with disabilities and all individuals without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin.