Utilisation Management / Case Management leader (RN/Physician-advisor)
Elion Health
$100 – $150/hour · as listed
Elion Health is seeking experienced Utilisation Management and Case Management leaders—including RN UM directors, case management managers, and physician advisors—for remote, advanced-level work. In this role, you'll evaluate AI tools designed to improve clinical review processes, medical-necessity determination, and care-coordination workflows. This AI data work involves assessing how these systems perform in real-world healthcare settings and providing expert feedback to refine their capabilities.
This position suits licensed healthcare professionals with deep expertise in utilisation management, case management, or physician-led clinical review. You'll apply your clinical knowledge to evaluate AI training data and system outputs, ensuring tools meet healthcare standards and enhance practitioner workflows. The role requires strong analytical skills and familiarity with healthcare data processes.
This is a remote, hourly position offered through the Mercor platform at $100–$150/hour, with a commitment of approximately 20 hours per week. It's ideal for experienced professionals seeking flexible, specialized work in AI development for healthcare.
From the listing: Mercor marketplace · hourly · 20h/week. Mercor is working with a leading AI research lab to improve the capabilities of next-generation AI systems. We are seeking experienced Utilisation Management and Case Management leaders — including RN UM directors, case management managers, and physician advisors — to evaluate AI tools designed to enhance clinical review, medical-necessity determination, and care-coordination workflows. Your clini
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