IES Report Writer

Job Description

Position Title

Report Writer – Medical-Legal Reports & Operational Support

Company

Insight Expert Solutions

Position Type

Remote / Virtual

Full-Time

Position Summary

Insight Expert Solutions is seeking a detail-oriented and highly organized Report Writer to assist with the preparation and development of medical-legal reports, including independent medical examinations, designated doctor examinations, required medical examinations, peer reviews, expert witness reports, and life care plans.

The primary responsibility of the Report Writer is to help convert physician-provided opinions, case impressions, and medical reasoning into clear, professional, well-organized, and defensible report language. This includes reviewing prepared report templates, identifying missing or inconsistent information, drafting analysis and rationale sections, and ensuring reports are complete, polished, and ready for physician review.

This is a flexible support role within a growing company. In addition to report writing, the Report Writer may assist with report preparation, administrative tasks, case tracking, marketing content, internal workflow projects, and other operational duties as needed. The Report Writer may support the Senior Virtual Assistant, Report Prepper, and Dr. Britton depending on current case volume, deadlines, and business priorities.

Final medical opinions, causation determinations, maximum medical improvement opinions, impairment ratings, return-to-work opinions, disability opinions, life care plan recommendations, and final report approval remain the responsibility of Dr. Britton.

Primary Responsibilities

The Report Writer will assist with medical-legal report development by:

• Reviewing prepped report templates for completeness, accuracy, formatting, and consistency.
• Identifying missing information, unclear sections, duplicate content, formatting issues, or potential copy/paste errors.
• Drafting report analysis, discussion, rationale, and conclusion sections based on physician-provided opinions.
• Expanding Dr. Britton’s opinions into professional, clear, and medically defensible language.
• Ensuring reports answer the specific questions posed by the referral source, attorney, carrier, or requesting party.
• Assisting with sections related to maximum medical improvement, impairment rating, extent of injury, causation, return to work, disability, medical necessity, expert opinions, and life care plan recommendations.
• Incorporating appropriate support from medical records, diagnostic findings, clinical timelines, objective examination findings, and reputable medical resources.
• Helping ensure reports are internally consistent and free of unsupported conclusions.
• Proofreading reports for grammar, spelling, punctuation, formatting, spacing, and professional tone.
• Preparing reports for Dr. Britton’s final review and approval.

Report Types

The Report Writer may assist with:

• Independent Medical Examination reports.
• Designated Doctor Examination reports.
• Required Medical Examination reports.
• Peer Review reports.
• Department of Labor reports.
• Expert Witness reports.
• Life Care Plans.
• Supplemental reports or addenda.
• Other medical-legal reports assigned by Dr. Britton.

Report Preparation Support

When needed, the Report Writer may also assist with report preparation tasks, including:

• Entering claimant, examinee, referral, claim, employer, carrier, and attorney information into templates.
• Listing records reviewed.
• Creating chronological provider visit summaries.
• Summarizing initial and most recent evaluations.
• Summarizing diagnostic testing.
• Summarizing procedures, surgeries, therapy, rehabilitation, work conditioning, work hardening, and functional assessments.
• Summarizing prior IMEs, DDEs, RMEs, peer reviews, PLNs, DWC forms, insurance letters, attorney letters, and other case documents.
• Preparing templates for physician review.
• Flagging missing records, unclear information, conflicting dates, or incomplete sections.

The Report Writer may perform these tasks during periods of high case volume, urgent deadlines, staff absence, or when additional support is needed.

Required Skills

The ideal candidate should have:

• Excellent writing, editing, grammar, and proofreading skills.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Ability to read and organize medical records.
• Familiarity with medical terminology.
• Ability to summarize complex information clearly and objectively.
• Ability to follow templates and instructions closely.
• Ability to distinguish factual information from medical opinions.
• Ability to identify inconsistencies, missing information, and formatting problems.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Ability to manage deadlines.
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
• Professional communication skills.
• Comfort working with confidential medical, legal, and claims-related information.
• Flexibility to assist with report writing, report prep, administrative tasks, marketing tasks, and other business needs as assigned.

Other Duties as Assigned

Because IES is a growing company, the Report Writer may be asked to assist with additional administrative, report preparation, marketing, operational, or special project tasks as needed. These duties may vary depending on case volume, staffing needs, client deadlines, and business priorities.