Psychiatrists for Part Time Disability File Reviews

The Side Gig Designed for Psychiatrists!

Put Your Expertise to Work, Not Your Schedule.

We're expanding our network of Board-Certified Psychiatrists for remote disability peer reviews. This part-time 1099 opportunity allows Psychiatrists to review medical records, provide independent clinical assessments, and deliver clear, concise reports that support administrative decision-making.

You'll receive comprehensive training, ongoing QA support, and IT assistance, allowing you to focus on what you do best: applying your medical judgment. These reviews are entirely administrative in nature and do not involve legal testimony or expert witness work. Many physicians find this to be a rewarding way to supplement their practice while committing 10 hours or less per month. (More hours available if your schedule allows)

A flexible schedule, meaningful work, and the opportunity to make an impact through your expertise, all without stepping into an office or courtroom.

Qualifications

• Active board certification in a recognized medical specialty (ABPN or ABMS)
• Experience in medical file review and report preparation
• Actively practicing in a clinical setting at least part-time hour
• Been in practice within specialty for minimum of 5 years
• United States licensed and in good standing

Seeking the following specialties to add to our extensive network of medical professionals:

• Psychiatry
• Psychiatry/Sleep Medicine (Dual Board Certified)

Brown & Brown Absence Services Group, LLC is focused on adding value across the absence continuum. Our services include Claims Management Solutions, Talent Solutions, and Disability Advisory Services and SSDI Advocacy Services. We are part of Brown & Brown Insurance, a leading insurance brokerage firm with more than 80 years of proven success and thousands of teammates.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Brown & Brown Absence Services Group, LLC and Brown & Brown Insurance are committed to building an inclusive network of medical professionals and teammates. All qualified physicians will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.