Medical Director (Remote)
hq · Minnesota-Remote · United States · Remote
Pay: USD 211,000 – 287,000 a year
Posted Sep 15, 2026
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*The internal Securian Financial job title for this position is Medical Sr. Consultant*
Position Summary
At Securian Financial, we are redefining the intersection of medicine and financial risk. We’re seeking a licensed physician (MD or DO) who is excited to apply clinical expertise in a dynamic, collaborative business environment. In this role, you will integrate evidence-based medical knowledge with insurance principles to assess mortality and morbidity risk, influence underwriting decisions, evaluate claims, and shape forward-looking risk management strategies.
This is a unique opportunity to broaden your impact beyond clinical practice—partnering closely with underwriting, legal, and claims professionals to ensure fair, thoughtful, and well-informed decisions that serve our customers and business alike.
Securian supports flexibility, offering this role at 0.8–1.0 FTE (32–40 hours/week) . The position is fully remote , with travel to our St. Paul, MN home office at least twice annually . If you’re a physician who values teamwork, intellectual curiosity, and applying your expertise in new and impactful ways, we encourage you to apply.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Identify medical information relevant for claims and UW reviews, provide advanced medical knowledge and training for underwriters and claims examiners
Provide decisions for UW and claims based on solid medical knowledge consistent with current guidelines, demonstrate ability to incorporate new medical knowledge into guideline updates and enhancements, includes advanced proficiency in ECG interpretation
Keep current with general medical literature, develop subjects of special interest
Identify relevant medical topics, medical advances and emerging risks, provide concise relevant updates for stakeholders
Continue to develop business acumen, be proactive in identifying medical and UW-related opportunities and trends, contribute to fair risk assessment initiatives
Ability and enthusiasm for teaching underwriters on medical topics, and engage with them through case discussions.
Be visibly involved in the insurance medicine community and complete AAIM Diplomate Board of Insurance Medicine (DBIM) certification
Required Qualifications:
MD or DO with 5+ years clinical experience
Proven ability to communicate clearly, respectfully, and effectively across disciplines , including with underwriting, legal, and business teams
Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively in a team-based environment , valuing diverse expertise and perspectives while maintaining professionalism and mutual respect
Preferred Qualifications:
5+ years experience in insurance medicine, Board of insurance medicine candidate and/or working towards DBIM
Experience with life insurance
Curiosity: The ideal candidate demonstrates intellectual curiosity and a commitment to continuous learning, consistently seeking innovative solutions and challenging conventional…