Physician / Ophthalmology / Nationwide / Locum tenens / One Vision, One Mission - Ophthalmology Veterans Exams Job

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rosmansearchLos Angeles (CA)

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About the role

Ready to use your expertise in a meaningful (and refreshingly low-stress) way? Rosman Government Services is looking for Board-Certified Ophthalmologists (MD/DO) to perform one-time vision-focused C&P disability evaluations for U.S. Veterans. This is your chance to make a real difference, without the demands of traditional clinical care. Where do you come in? Think assessment, not treatment:- Conduct vision and eye health evaluations for disability claims- Complete structured Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs)- Follow straightforward federal exam protocols- Help Veterans get the benefits theyve earned- No prescribing- No procedures- No follow-ups- No call- Veterans have been waiting sometimes years for these evaluations. Your expertise directly helps move their claims forward and impacts their quality of life. Why is this the position for you?- Flexible Schedule Work 37 days/month (youre in control!)- Local or Travel Opportunities See Veterans in your own office, nearby clinic, or travel the country making a difference- Low Stress No ongoing patient management- Malpractice Covered Weve got you protected- Full Support Team We handle scheduling, travel if needed, and credentialing Interested? Please apply here or send your CV to along with your availability to chat about this opportunity! Morgan Bradford Rosman Locum Tenens
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