Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Private Detectives and Investigators

Private detectives and investigators in healthcare may be employed by healthcare organizations, insurance companies, or law firms to conduct investigations related to healthcare. They may be involved in investigating fraud, waste, and abuse in healthcare programs, as well as conducting background checks on healthcare providers and employees. They may also be involved in investigations related to medical malpractice, insurance fraud, and patient abuse.

Private detectives and investigators in healthcare may use a variety of methods to gather information, including surveillance, interviews, and research. They may also review medical records, financial records, and other documents to gather information. They may work independently or as part of a team, and may report their findings to healthcare organizations, insurance companies, law enforcement, or other parties.

In addition, Private detectives and investigators in healthcare may also be involved in providing security and protection for healthcare facilities, staff and patients, as well as investigations related to employee theft and other types of crime.

Overall, Private detectives and investigators in healthcare play an important role in ensuring the integrity and safety of healthcare organizations and in protecting patients, staff, and the healthcare system from fraud, waste, abuse, and other criminal activities.