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Maximus Federal is seeking a Remote Physical Therapist – Medical Legal Risk Management (MLRM) | 1099 Contract We are seeking an experienced Remote Physical Therapist to participate in a VA Medical Legal Risk Management project as an independent contractor.
Position Responsibilities: Review medical records and case materials related to Physical Therapist care. Evaluate whether the care provided met the applicable standard of care. Present findings and participate in panel discussions with other medical professionals. Help determine whether a deviation from the standard of care occurred.
Project Overview: Providers will review case materials before participating in a teleconference with a panel of medical professionals. During the discussion, providers will present their clinical perspective, evaluate the care provided, and contribute to the panel's determination of whether the standard of care was met.
Requirements:
  • Active, unrestricted license
  • Minimum 5 years of relevant specialty experience
  • Active clinical practice of at least 20 hours per month
  • Ability to meet VA computer and onboarding requirements
  • Real ID required
Compensation: Paid per completed case, not hourly. This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity. Apply today to learn more about this opportunity! If interested, please email me at breannagonzalez@maximus.com with your CV, date, and time you can schedule a time to go over the details. Breanna -Maximus Federalbreannagonzalez@maximus.com

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