Records arrive curated
A coordinator has already checked imaging, reports, notes and the surgical plan. If it is incomplete, it never reaches your queue.
For specialists
Give an opinion, not an afternoon
Cases arrive pre-checked and complete. You fill a structured verdict template, not a blank letterhead. Median review time is under 45 minutes, and escrow pays you the moment your verdict clears final quality check.
Three-minute application. No CV upload. Credentialing decision within five working days.
Built around how surgeons actually work
Structured verdict editor
Summary, agreement rating, alternatives, risks, answers to the patient's questions, recommendation. No formatting work.
Fixed fee, paid on release
Escrow releases to you the moment the verdict passes final quality check. No invoicing, no chasing.
You choose your load
Accept or decline every offered case. Set your procedures, your weekly cap and your unavailable dates.
Clear scope of liability
You are giving an opinion on records, explicitly not entering a treating relationship. Consent language is handled at intake.
Turnaround visible to you
Your own dashboard shows your median turnaround and how it compares to the panel — no surprise performance conversations.
A review, end to end
01
Offer
You get the specialty, procedure and deadline — no patient identity yet. Accept or decline in one tap.
02
Read
Records are indexed: imaging, reports, notes, the surgical plan and the patient's own questions.
03
Draft
Fill the template. Agreement rating, alternatives, risks, recommendation. Save and return if needed.
04
Release
Coordinator final check, verdict released to the patient, your fee leaves escrow the same moment.
What we verify before you join
- Board certification and current licence in good standing
- Annual volume of the procedures you want to review
- Institutional affiliation and years in independent practice
- No unresolved disciplinary findings
Common questions from reviewers
Does this create a doctor–patient relationship?
No. Every case carries explicit consent that this is an independent opinion on records, not treatment.
How much time will it really take?
Because records are curated and the template is fixed, most reviewers finish in 30–45 minutes.
Can I pause without losing my place?
Yes. Set unavailable dates or drop your weekly cap to zero; offers stop until you turn them back on.
What if I disagree with the operating surgeon?
That is the value. Your rating — agree, partly agree, disagree — is recorded, and the patient can add a tie-break reviewer.
Ready to take your first case?
Apply in three minutes. If your scope fits an open specialty, you could be reviewing within a fortnight.