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Peer Review

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Peer review is the process by which work, research, code, or writing is evaluated by colleagues with similar expertise before it is finalized or published. It is widely used in academia to vet scientific papers, in software engineering to catch bugs and enforce coding standards before merging changes, and in workplaces generally to give and receive constructive feedback on performance or projects.

Peer Review in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Open roles requiring Peer Review (3)

Registered Nurse (Risk Manager)

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · San Antonio, TX · $85,610 – $173,974

This is a risk management position for a registered nurse at a Veterans Affairs hospital who analyzes adverse events, trends clinical data, and works with leadership to prevent patient and staff harm. The role suits experienced nurses interested in quality assurance and administrative nursing who want to transition from direct patient care into a specialized, primarily desk-based healthcare safety function.

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Medical Legal Risk Management Nurse Coordinator

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Albuquerque, New Mexico · $75,834 – $136,857

This VA position leads medical-legal risk management programs across a health system, overseeing peer review, tort claims, and patient safety initiatives while serving as a clinical and administrative expert to leadership. It suits experienced nurses with master's-level education who want to shape healthcare policy and drive organizational quality improvement at a strategic level.

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Staff Psychologist - Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Danville, IL · $98,799 – $183,063

This role treats veterans with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions through an intensive outpatient program, medication management, and inpatient consultation at a VA facility. It suits licensed or near-licensed psychologists with training in clinical or counseling psychology who can deliver evidence-based, recovery-focused care and work independently or under supervision depending on licensure status.

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