Elsevier Health

Elsevier calls itself a global leader in information and analytics, and Elsevier Health its division for clinicians, health leaders, educators and students. These are short clinical review contracts run through an agency; the board lists no other work for outside experts.

Yes. Elsevier calls itself a global leader in information and analytics, and Elsevier Health its division for clinicians, health leaders, educators and students. These are short clinical review contracts run through an agency; the board lists no other work for outside experts. Payouts: Hourly, through a third-party staffing agency: the postings say the contract is employment through an agency, and the allied health roles say W2. No payment schedule is stated.

$55–$70/hr is the typical pay on Elsevier Health's board today, with a median of $55/hr, measured from the 6 open roles that state a rate. Its advertised rates run from $55/hr to $80/hr.

Elsevier Health pays $55–$70/hr typically (median $55/hr). It rewards credentialed experts who clear its assessment far more than open generalist work. Worker sentiment: No worker reviews of these roles are held here (listed from Elsevier's own board, 2026-10-25).

Hourly, through a third-party staffing agency: the postings say the contract is employment through an agency, and the allied health roles say W2. No payment schedule is stated.

Mostly the United States: the dental hygienist role is only for applicants living in the United States, the nurse educator roles are fully remote on US time zones, and the respiratory therapist and surgical technologist roles ask for US credentials (NBRC, NBSTSA). Two medical educator roles are for medical educators in the UK, Australia and New Zealand only.