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Nurse Practitioner / Physician Associate Part-Time

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healthcare recruiters internationalLubbock (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100+/hr

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About the role

Nurse Practitioner / Physician Associate Part-Time Veteran Medical Disability Exams (VA DBQs) Part-Time | Flexible | HybridIndependent exam group conducting VA disability determination exams in structured, evaluation-only clinics (no admin burden, predictable workflow). NP/PA Responsibilities: Perform forensic, low-acuity outpatient disability exams using VA DBQs Evaluation-only: no ongoing care, no prescribing, no procedures, no treatment plans/follow-up Complete focused history + physical exams and document objective findings Review records as needed; submit DBQs accurately and on time Use our electronic platform; documentation done remotely after clinic NP/PA Schedule: Choose your availability (no minimum hours/commitment) No nights, call, or weekends Defined clinic blocks at HCRI-leased, equipped medical offices NP/PA Pay:$30 per completed/accepted DBQ, paid monthly Typical productivity: ~ $60$100+/hr (varies by exam mix/pace) $5,000 bonus after 500 accepted DBQs Example ranges: 8-hr day $540$900 | 10 hrs/wk $600$900 | 20 hrs/wk $1,200$1,800 NP/PA Training / Coverage / Tech: Malpractice provided Onboarding ~68 hours, self-paced (credentialing + training) VA training: free, CME-eligible You provide computer + reliable internet (no hardware provided) NP/PA Requirements: Active NP or PA license in good standing (participating state) New grads welcome; VA/disability exam experience not required Strong fit for detail-oriented clinicians who like structured exams + documentation

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