Licensed Dentist – Clinical Reviewer

November 3, 2026

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Job Description:

Conduct comprehensive reviews of dental and medical records, treatment documentation, diagnostic information, and clinical records
Prepare clear and concise clinical summaries
Respond to specific client questions related to dental care
Provide objective, evidence-based medical advisory opinions
Perform advisory medical record reviews only, without peer-to-peer discussions, calls, or direct patient care
Support high-quality, objective, and defensible medical determinations

Requirements:

DMD or DDS from an accredited dental program
Board Certification, if applicable to area of practice
Current, active, and unrestricted Hawaii dental license — candidates without Hawaii licensure will not be considered
Minimum of 5+ years of clinical dental experience
Ability to attend all required orientation and training sessions
Maintains appropriate credentialing, state licensure, and any certifications required to perform the role
Strong clinical judgment and ability to communicate findings clearly and objectively in written form
Experience reviewing dental medical records and clinical documentation
Ability to provide concise, well-supported, evidence-based clinical opinions

Benefits:

Independent consultant role offering schedule flexibility and predictable work hours
Ability to choose case types and workload based on your availability
No peer-to-peer calls or discussions
No doctor–patient relationship established; no treatment is provided — all reviews are advisory only
Streamlined case flow through a user-friendly online work portal
Dane Street manages administrative processes, medical record organization, and communications
Fully prepared cases with organized medical records and applicable clinical guidelines
Initial training provided, along with ongoing support and a dedicated point of contact
Fully remote work from Hawaii

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