Remote Allergy Utilization Reviewer (Indiana Licensed)- 1099 Contractor
Medical Review Institute of America has an opening for a Remote Allergy Utilization Reviewer (Indiana Licensed)- 1099 Contractor as a remote role open to applicants in United States. The listing describes it as a contract position.
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Medical Review Institute of America has an opening for a Remote Allergy Utilization Reviewer (Indiana Licensed)- 1099 Contractor as a remote role open to applicants in United States. The listing describes it as a contract position.
From the advert, the main requirements are 5+ years of experience.
The employer does not state a salary in this listing; DGJ Insight below shows an official pay benchmark for the place where one exists.
Dev Global Jobs found this job on Himalayas on Oct 18, 2026; applications close on Dec 17, 2026.
- Employer
- Medical Review Institute of America
- Location
- Remote (United States)
- Job type
- Contract
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer
- Experience asked
- 5+ years
- Found
- Oct 18, 2026 on Himalayas
- Closes
- Dec 17, 2026
- Employer text
- 269 words, about 1 min to read
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About the role
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01Flexible Independent Contractor (1099) Remote Opportunity
Required State Medical License in Indiana.
02ABOUT MRIoA
Founded in 1983, Medical Review Institute of America (MRIoA) is a nationally recognized Independent Review Organization (IRO) specializing in technology-driven utilization management and clinical medical review solutions. We’re a leader in Peer and Utilization Reviews, known for excellence and continuous improvement.
THE OPPORTUNITY: We are currently seeking Board-Certified physicians in Allergy and Immunology to conduct independent Utilization Reviews.
This is a flexible, fully remote opportunity requiring just 1-2 hours per week-with no minimum commitment.
03ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Work remotely from anywhere in the US (Per HIPAA Regulations, patient records cannot leave the US).
- Covered under MRIoA's Errors and Omissions policy.
- Independent Contractor (1099) opportunity.
- Workers are required to adhere to all applicable HIPAA regulations and company policies and procedures regarding the confidentiality, privacy, and security of sensitive health information.
04Requirements
- Must have a Medical Degree MD or DO
- Must have a current Indiana medical license
- Current Board Certification in Allergy and Immunology
- Must have 5 years of clinical experience, residency to be included
- Daytime availability is required for peer-to-peer conversations
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Information (California Residents Only):
- Sensitive Personal Info: MRIoA may collect sensitive personal info such as real name, nickname or alias, postal address, telephone number, email address, Social Security number, signature, online identifier, Internet Protocol address, driver’s license number, or state identification card number, and passport number.
- Data Access and Correction: Applicants can access their data and request corrections. For questions and/or requests to edit, delete, or correct data, please email the Medical Review Institute at .
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