COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?qdmvJovGKdmuMjn2%2f1shzwa" width="0" height="0" />

**Position Overview:**

As a locum, you will conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits. Each evaluation takes roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour, including documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider.

**Schedule and Frequency:**

Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability.

**Volume:**

There are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift.

**Location and Sites:**

Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor's office that has been rented for the day, close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA.

**Credentialing:**

A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments.

**Training:**

After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed.

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced.

**Requirements for Name Clearance:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirm either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints (These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.)

**Steps to be Fully Credentialed:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Complete a brief interview (as needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc.

**Compensation:**

The rate of pay is as follows. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms.

- DBQs (Disability Worksheets) Rates
  - 1-5 DBQs: Gen Med $150, SHA $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: Gen Med $200, SHA $250
  - 10-14 DBQs: Gen Med $400, SHA $500
  - 15-22 DBQs: Gen Med $500, SHA $650
  - 23+ DBQs: SHA $750
- Medical Opinion
  - Medical Opinion(s) with exam: $25
  - without exam: $50
- No-Show: $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to the Assignment Contract list.

Family Practice - With OB Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?YcLt330jF%2fmFVv4aknUdSAb" width="0" height="0" />

**Position Overview:**

As a locum, you will conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits. Each evaluation takes roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour, including documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider.

**COVID Protocols:**

- PPE equipment provided
- Temperatures checked for providers and veterans
- Rooms sanitized between appointments
- Appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing

**Schedule and Frequency:**

Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability.

**Volume:**

There are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift.

**Location and Sites:**

Veterans will be seen in person at an offsite medical facility or a doctor's office rented for the day, located close to you or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is conducted to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA.

**Credentialing:**

A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments.

**Training:**

After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when needed.

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced.

**Requirements:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirm either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report, if any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints (These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.)

**Credentialing Steps:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Complete a brief interview (as-needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc.

**Compensation:**

The rate of pay is listed below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms.

- DBQs (Disability Worksheets) Rates
  - 1-5 DBQs: $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: $200
  - 10-14 DBQs: $400
  - 15-22 DBQs: $500
  - 23+ DBQs: n/a

- SHA
  - 1-5 DBQs: $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: $250
  - 10-14 DBQs: $500
  - 15-22 DBQs: $650
  - 23+ DBQs: $750

- Medical Opinion
  - With exam: $25
  - Without exam: $50
  - No-Show: $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily

Psychiatric - Mental Health Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?Thsc6vMYhfEkSEgtXCrPngc" width="0" height="0" />

**Job Description:**

- PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations.
- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA.
- No prescription of medicine required.
- Evaluations take roughly 40min-1hr, including documentation.
- No clinical care requirements; you will not be the primary care provider.

**Schedule and Frequency:**

- Veterans are only scheduled when you are available.
- Coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler based on your availability (e.g., nights, weekends, or 4 days each month).

**Volume:**

- No minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients per shift.

**Location and Sites:**

- Veterans will be seen in person at an offsite medical facility or a rented doctor's office within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles.
- Occasionally, phone consultations may be required.

**Credentialing:**

- A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing.
- Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once documentation and assessments are completed.

**Training:**

- A welcome email with a link to online training will be sent after credentialing.
- Access to a representative is available at all times if needed.

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

- All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here as well.
- Timely completion of charting is crucial for veterans to receive their benefits.

**Requirements for Name Clearance:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirmation of either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report (if applicable)

**Steps to be Fully Credentialed:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Complete a brief interview (as needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc.

**Compensation:**

- DBQs (Disability Worksheets) Rates:
  - 1-5 DBQs: Gen Med $150, SHA $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: Gen Med $200, SHA $250
  - 10-14 DBQs: Gen Med $400, SHA $500
  - 15-22 DBQs: Gen Med $500, SHA $650
  - 23+ DBQs: SHA $750
- Medical Opinion with exam: $25
- Medical Opinion without exam: $50
- No-Show: $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires/worksheets aligning with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific, while SHA is for more recent disabilities. Worksheets can be single or bundled.

Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?E3Kc4hsbhqIYyVxm%2fML%2b0Ad" width="0" height="0" />

**COVID Protocols:**

- PPE equipment provided
- Temperatures checked for providers and veterans
- Rooms sanitized between appointments
- Appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing

**Position Overview:**

As a locum, you will conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits. Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, including documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider.

**Schedule and Frequency:**

Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. For example, if you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability.

**Volume:**

There are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift.

**Location and Sites:**

Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, or a doctor's office that has been rented for the day, which will be close to you or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is required to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA.

**Credentialing:**

A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments.

**Training:**

After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed.

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced.

**Items Needed for Clearance:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirm either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints

**Steps to be Fully Credentialed:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Complete a brief interview (as needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc.

**Compensation:**

The rate of pay is outlined below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms.

- DBQs (Disability Worksheets) Rates:
  - 1-5 DBQs: Gen Med $150, SHA $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: Gen Med $200, SHA $250
  - 10-14 DBQs: Gen Med $400, SHA $500
  - 15-22 DBQs: Gen Med $500, SHA $650
  - 23+ DBQs: SHA $750
- Medical Opinion:
  - With exam: $25
  - Without exam: $50
- No-Show: $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled.

Ophthalmology Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?c3As7uVpK%2f7Zg0EJw%2bxDTQe" width="0" height="0" />

**Job Description:**

- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA.
- Document responses and notes during evaluations.
- No clinical care requirements and no prescribing medication.
- Evaluation duration: approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour.
- Coordinate schedule with a scheduler based on your availability.
- No minimum or maximum number of patients per shift.

**Location:**

- Veterans will be seen in person at an offsite medical facility or a rented doctor's office within a 50-mile driving distance.
- Occasionally, phone consultations may be required.

**Credentialing:**

- Introduction conducted prior to credentialing.
- Credentialing process takes 7-10 days after documentation is completed.

**Training:**

- Online training link provided after credentialing.
- Access to a representative for support.

**Requirements:**

- Current CV.
- Unrestricted medical license.
- Confirmation of either BC or BE.
- NPDB self-inquiry report if applicable.

**Steps to Credentialing:**

- Complete Critical Access Network Contract.
- Brief interview if needed.
- Complete client credentialing package.
- Complete client assessments within 48 hours.
- Watch online training videos for portal navigation.

**Compensation:**

- Payments are provided twice per month.
- Rates for DBQs (Disability Worksheets) vary based on quantity and type.
- General Medicine and SHA exams have specific rates.
- Medical Opinion rates differ with or without exam.
- No-show rate is $50.

Neurology Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?ndPqFP6zCb470CZuLrsDRgf" width="0" height="0" />

**Position Overview:**

As a locum, you will conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits. Each evaluation takes roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour, including documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider.

**Schedule and Frequency:**

Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. For example, if you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability.

**Volume:**

There are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift.

**Location and Sites:**

Veterans will be seen in person at an offsite medical facility, a doctor's office that has been rented for the day, close to you or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is conducted to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA.

**Credentialing:**

A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments.

**Training:**

After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed.

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced.

**Requirements:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirm either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints (These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.)

**Must Complete in Order to be Fully Credentialed:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Complete a brief interview (as needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc.

**Compensation:**

The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms.

- DBQs (Disability Worksheets) Rates
  - 1-5 DBQs: $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: $200
  - 10-14 DBQs: $400
  - 15-22 DBQs: $500
  - 23+ DBQs: n/a
- SHA
  - 1-5 DBQs: $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: $250
  - 10-14 DBQs: $500
  - 15-22 DBQs: $650
  - 23+ DBQs: $750
- Medical Opinion
  - With exam: $25
  - Without exam: $50
- No-Show: $50

DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled.

Internal Medicine Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?5DBe%2b8BfJVspXu%2fLv1dZKwg" width="0" height="0" />

**Job Description:**

- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA.
- Document responses and notes within 40 minutes to 1 hour per evaluation.
- No clinical care requirements; not a primary care provider.

**Schedule and Frequency:**

- Coordinate schedule with a Scheduler.
- Flexible scheduling based on your availability.

**Volume:**

- No minimum or maximum number of patients per shift.

**Location:**

- Veterans seen in person at an offsite medical facility or doctor's office within a 50-mile radius.
- Occasional phone consultations may be required.

**Credentialing:**

- Brief introduction prior to credentialing.
- Credentialing takes 7-10 days after documentation submission.

**Training:**

- Online training provided after credentialing.
- Access to a representative for assistance.

**Charting and Addendums:**

- Charting done in an EHR; timely completion required.
- Incomplete charting affects veterans' benefits and future work opportunities.

**Requirements:**

- Current CV
- Unrestricted medical license
- Confirmation of BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report if applicable

**Must Complete for Full Credentialing:**

- Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Brief interview if needed
- Complete client credentialing package
- Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Watch online training videos

**Compensation:**

- Payments provided twice per month.
- DBQ Rates: 
  - Gen Med: $150 - $500 based on the number of DBQs.
  - SHA: $150 - $750 based on the number of DBQs.
  - Medical Opinion: $25 without exam, $50 with exam.
  - No-Show: $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires/worksheets aligned with specific disabilities. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific, while SHA exams are for more recent disabilities.

Hospitalist Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?SNolCGObua%2fsPyliUfbiKgh" width="0" height="0" />

**Job Title: Locum Evaluator**

**COVID Protocols:**

- PPE equipment provided
- Temperatures checked for providers and veterans
- Rooms sanitized between appointments
- Appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing

**Job Description:**

- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA
- No prescription of medicine required
- Evaluations take roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour
- No clinical care requirements or primary care provider responsibilities

**Schedule and Frequency:**

- Veterans are scheduled based on your availability
- Coordinate schedule with a Scheduler

**Volume:**

- No minimums or maximums for number of patients per shift

**Location and Sites:**

- Veterans seen in person at offsite medical facilities or doctor's offices within 50 miles
- Occasional phone consultations as needed

**Credentialing:**

- Brief introduction prior to credentialing
- Credentialing typically takes 7-10 days after documentation and assessments are completed

**Training:**

- Online training provided after credentialing
- Access to a representative for assistance

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

- All charting done in an EHR
- Timely completion of charting necessary to ensure veterans receive benefits

**Requirements for Name Clearance:**

- Current CV
- Medical license (unrestricted)
- Confirmation of either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report (if applicable)

**Steps to Complete Credentialing:**

- Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Brief interview (as-needed)
- Complete client credentialing package
- Client assessments within 48 hours
- Online training videos for physician portal navigation

**Compensation:**

- Payments provided twice per month
- Different rates for DBQs (Disability Worksheets) based on volume
- Gen Med and SHA exam rates specified

DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets aligning with specific disabilities being evaluated. Gen Med exams focus on musculoskeletal or TBI-specific conditions, while SHA exams address more recent disabilities. Worksheets may be single or bundled.

Family Practice - Without OB Physician

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?GI%2fTYOe1R3DgyjFMRKwYVgi" width="0" height="0" />

**COVID Protocols:**

- PPE equipment provided
- Temperatures checked for providers and veterans
- Rooms sanitized between appointments
- Appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing

**Job Description:**

- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA
- Document responses and any notes
- No prescribing medicine or clinical care requirements
- Evaluations take roughly 40min-1hr

**Schedule and Frequency:**

- Veterans scheduled based on your availability
- Coordinate schedule with a Scheduler
- No minimum or maximum number of patients per shift

**Location and Sites:**

- Evaluations conducted at an offsite medical facility or rented doctor's office
- Locations within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles
- Phone consultations may be required

**Credentialing:**

- Brief introduction conducted prior to credentialing
- Credentialing usually takes 7-10 days after documentation is complete

**Training:**

- Online training provided after credentialing
- Access to a representative for assistance

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

- All charting done in an EHR
- Timely completion necessary for veterans to receive benefits

**Requirements:**

- Current CV
- Unrestricted medical license
- Confirmation of BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report if applicable

**Credentialing Steps:**

- Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Brief interview as needed
- Complete client credentialing package
- Complete client assessments within 48hrs
- Watch online training videos

**Compensation:**

- Payment rates vary by number of DBQs
- Payments provided twice per month per client terms
- DBQ rates: Gen Med $150-$500, SHA $150-$750
- Medical Opinion with exam $25, without exam $50
- No-Show $50

DBQs are disability questionnaires that align with the specific disability being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities.

COVID Protocols: PPE equipment provided, temperatures checked for providers and veterans, rooms sanitized between appointments, appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing, and other measures and expectations. Position Overview: As a locum, y ou will simply conduct an evaluation based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA and attached to each veteran's records. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are done so that the veteran can continue to receive their disability benefits . Each evaluation takes roughly 40min-1hr, and that includes documenting their responses and any notes you may have. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider. Schedule and Frequency: Veterans are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Example: If you only have nights and weekends or can work 4 days each month, you will be scheduled based on your availability. Volume: As well, there are no minimums or maximums regarding the number of patients to be seen per shift. Location and Sites: Veterans will be seen in person, at an offsite medical facility, a doctor s office that has been rented for the day, that will be close to you, or within a reasonable driving distance of up to 50 miles. Sometimes a phone consultation is had to clarify a veteran's condition or respond to an addendum from the VA. Credentialing : A brief introduction will be conducted prior to credentialing. Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. Training: After credentialing is complete, a welcome email will be sent with a link to the online training. After this, you will have access to a representative at all times to help when and if needed. Completion of charting/addendums: All charting is done in an EHR. Addendums can be found here, too. If charting is not complete on time, the veterans do not receive their benefits, and the potential for additional work is reduced. Step 1 - Items Needed to Name Clear: We will need the items listed below in order to get your name cleared before our client sends their credentialing packet. <ul><li> Current cv </li><li> Medical license(unrestricted) </li><li> Confirm either BC or BE </li><li> NPDB self-inquiry report, if you have any current or previous malpractice lawsuits, infractions, restrictions, or Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) </li></ul> Must Complete in Order to be fully Credentialed: <ul><li> Step 2- Complete Critical Access Network Contract </li><li> Step 3-Complete a b rief Interview(as-needed) </li><li> Step 4-Complete client credentialing package </li><li> Step 5-Complete client assessments within 48hrs </li><li> Step 6-Watch online training videos with instructions for navigating the physician portal, completing notes, etc. </li></ul> Compensation: The rate of pay is below. Our client requires all notes to be completed within 48 hours and current prior to sending payment. Payments are provided twice per month per client terms. DBQs(Disability Worksheets) Rates 1-5 DBQs 6-9 DBQs 10-14 DBQs 15-22 DBQs 23+ DBQs Gen Med $150 $200 $400 $500 n/a SHA $150 $250 $500 $650 $750 Medical Opinion Medical Opinion(s) with exam $25 without exam $50 No-Show $50 DBQ's are disability questionnaires/worksheets that align with the specific disability that is being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific. SHA is a type of exam for more recent disabilities. Worksheets are either single or bundled. Refer to Assignment Contract list. We can get you submitted promptly as many veterans have been on a waiting list for almost a year. If you have any questions or would like to move forward, please contact .<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?gB58Zs13DEO%2fKbArDrwKRgj" width="0" height="0" />

**Job Title: Locum Evaluator for Veterans**

**COVID Protocols:**

- PPE equipment provided
- Temperatures checked for providers and veterans
- Rooms sanitized between appointments
- Appointments staggered to support 6ft of social distancing

**Job Description:**

- Conduct evaluations based on disability questionnaires provided by the VA
- Document responses and any notes during the evaluation
- No clinical care requirements or medication prescriptions
- Evaluations take roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour

**Schedule and Frequency:**

- Veterans are scheduled based on your availability
- Coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler
- Flexible scheduling, including nights, weekends, or limited days per month

**Volume:**

- No minimum or maximum number of patients per shift

**Location and Sites:**

- Veterans will be seen in person at an offsite medical facility or a rented doctor's office within 50 miles
- Occasional phone consultations may be required

**Credentialing:**

- Brief introduction prior to credentialing
- Credentialing typically takes 7-10 days after documentation and assessments are completed

**Training:**

- Online training provided after credentialing
- Access to a representative for assistance

**Completion of Charting/Addendums:**

- All charting done in an EHR
- Timely completion is crucial for veterans to receive benefits

**Requirements:**

- Current CV
- Unrestricted medical license
- Confirmation of either BC or BE
- NPDB self-inquiry report for malpractice history

**Credentialing Steps:**

- Step 2: Complete Critical Access Network Contract
- Step 3: Brief Interview (as-needed)
- Step 4: Complete client credentialing package
- Step 5: Complete client assessments within 48 hours
- Step 6: Watch online training videos

**Compensation:**

- Payments provided twice per month per client terms
- Rates vary based on the number of DBQs (Disability Worksheets) completed:
  - 1-5 DBQs: $150
  - 6-9 DBQs: $200
  - 10-14 DBQs: $400
  - 15-22 DBQs: $500
  - 23+ DBQs: $750 (SHA)
  - Medical Opinion with exam: $25, without exam: $50
  - No-Show: $50

DBQs are aligned with specific disabilities being evaluated. Gen Med exams are primarily musculoskeletal or TBI-specific, while SHA exams address recent disabilities.