Speech-Language Pathologist, Clinical Reviewer

Dane Street

. Conduct comprehensive reviews of medical records, therapy documentation, treatment plans, and clinical assessments.

Posted 10/15/2026contractRemote • Pennsylvania • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in conducting comprehensive reviews of medical records and clinical documentation, applying evidence-based clinical decision-making, and providing objective advisory opinions in speech-language pathology. Maintains strong clinical judgment and effective communication skills to convey findings clearly and concisely.

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Master’s Degree In Speech-Language PathologyCurrent Pennsylvania LicenseFive Years Clinical ExperienceClinical Documentation ReviewEvidence-Based Clinical Decision-Making

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Hard Skills

Medical Record ReviewClinical AssessmentTreatment Plan EvaluationSpeech-Language Pathology AssessmentCommunication Disorder EvaluationSwallowing Disorder EvaluationFunctional Outcome AssessmentContinued-Treatment RecommendationsClinical Summary PreparationEvidence-Based Practice

Soft Skills

Strong Clinical JudgmentClear CommunicationObjective AnalysisConcise Writing

Industry Keywords

Medical Necessity CriteriaClinical Practice GuidelinesDocumentation RequirementsSpeech-Language Pathology ServicesTherapy Documentation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct comprehensive reviews of medical records, therapy documentation, treatment plans, and clinical assessments.
Provide objective, evidence-based advisory opinions.
Review medical and therapy records, clinical documentation, treatment plans, evaluations, and progress information.
Prepare clear and concise clinical summaries.
Respond to client questions regarding speech-language pathology services, medical necessity, treatment appropriateness, and standards of care.
Evaluate speech-language pathology assessments and interventions, communication disorders, swallowing and feeding disorders within scope of practice, therapy plans, functional outcomes, and continued-treatment recommendations.
Apply evidence-based clinical decision-making and professional standards of care.
Perform advisory medical record reviews only; no peer-to-peer discussions, telephone calls, direct patient care, or treatment.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master’s degree or higher in Speech-Language Pathology from an appropriately accredited academic program.
Current, active, and unrestricted Pennsylvania license to practice speech-language pathology.
Minimum of five years of clinical experience in speech-language pathology.
Experience reviewing clinical documentation, treatment plans, evaluations, and medical records.
Ability to attend all required orientation and training sessions.
Maintains appropriate credentialing, state licensure, and professional certifications required to perform the role.
Strong clinical judgment and the ability to communicate findings clearly, objectively, and concisely in written form.
Comfortable reviewing complex medical and therapy records and applying evidence-based clinical standards.
Familiarity with medical necessity criteria, clinical practice guidelines, and documentation requirements for speech-language pathology services.
Must reside in Pennsylvania.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Independent contractor role offering schedule flexibility and control over workload.
Ability to select case types and workload based on your availability and areas of clinical expertise.
Fully remote work from Pennsylvania.
No peer-to-peer calls or discussions.
No direct patient care or treatment; all reviews are advisory in nature.
Streamlined case flow through a user-friendly online work portal.
Dane Street manages administrative processes, medical record organization, and client communications.
Organized medical records and applicable clinical guidelines provided for review.
Initial training provided, along with ongoing support and a dedicated point of contact.
Opportunity to leverage your speech-language pathology expertise outside of traditional clinical practice.