Case types: - NY Education Law §913 fitness-for-duty evaluations of teachers and administrators - CSE/specialized student evaluations - Fitness-for-duty examinations of corporate employees - Employment clearances (e.g., police, pilot, government employee) - Workers' Compensation evaluations - Legal consultations/expert witness testimony Responsibilities: - Review case records and/or medical records - Conduct evaluation interviews, in person or remotely - Form an independent, defensible clinical opinion - Create and revise formal evaluation reports What we are looking for - Board-certified psychiatrist - Strong judgment and professionalism - Thoughtful, even temperament - Excellent organizational ability - Comfort with technology - Willingness to work within an established structure and quality framework What this opportunity offers - Flexible 1099 arrangement - Mix of in-person and remote work - Additional income outside traditional patient-care hours - Intellectually engaging, non-routine subject matter - Robust training and editorial structure - Opportunity to develop a specialized, high-value skill set Compensation Typical compensation ranges from $425–$550 per hour, with top-of-range rates for experienced psychiatrists. Each step runs through our specialized system: purpose-built technology organizes records, captures evaluation notes, and streamlines report drafting, while a trained administrative and clinical team supports the work from intake to final report.