Texas Licensed Physician Reviewer - Occupational Medicine
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Junior (1 to 2 years)
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Common questions about this position
You need a master's degree in medicine and a desire to further specialize in occupational medicine.
Strong communication skills both verbal and written, diplomacy with patients, a pragmatic and solution-oriented mindset, critical thinking, analytical abilities, and a hands-on mentality are essential.
Liantis values working shoulder to shoulder, rolling up sleeves, and being genuine and sincere, with employees acting as ambassadors of these values.
You will be part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with fellow prevention advisors and nurses.
You can continuously learn by staying updated on developments and have the opportunity to specialize further in areas like psychosocial well-being, ergonomics, radioprotection, occupational hygiene, or epidemiology.
Facilitates rent-to-own home transitions
Landis helps individuals who are currently renting transition to homeownership. The company purchases a home that a client dreams of owning and rents it to them until they are financially prepared to buy it back. This rent-to-own strategy allows clients to work on improving their credit scores and saving for a down payment with the support of a dedicated coach from Landis. Unlike traditional real estate companies, Landis focuses specifically on renters who aspire to become homeowners, providing a structured path to achieve that goal. The company's aim is to make homeownership accessible to more people by offering a clear and supportive process.