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David Careers

Physician / Emergency Medicine / Arkansas / Locums to Perm / VA Disability Evaluations - AR Job

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critical access networkLittle Rock (AR)
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All OtherAll Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Position Overview: You will simply conduct an evaluation. You will not prescribe medicine. These evaluations are so that the patient 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. If charting takes longer, we can negotiate extra compensation. There are no clinical care requirements. You will not be their primary care provider.
Location: Patients will be seen at an offsite medical facility, a doctors office, that will be close to you or within a reasonable driving distance up to 50 miles.
Schedule: Patients are only scheduled when you are available. You will coordinate your schedule with a Scheduler. Credentialing : Credentialing usually takes up to 7-10 days once you have sent in and completed all documentation and assessments. 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. Current cv Medical license(unrestricted) NPDB report if you have any infractions/restrictions/former Medical Board complaints(These do not necessarily exclude you from this opportunity.) Must Complete in Order to be Credentialed : Complete Critical Access Network Contract Complete client credentialing package Complete client assessments within 48hrs Watch videos with instructions for completing notes, etc.
Compensation: Based on experience/area/specialty. Range from $140-$450 per patient.

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