Optometrist or Ophthalmologist - Bangor ME
pandologicBangor (ME)
About the role
Overview
Location:
Bangor, Maine
New • Part Time | Freelance
Optometristor Ophthalmologistpositions available in Bangor, ME to conductcomprehensive eye examsfor U.S. Veterans as part of the VA’s SHA process. This is a rewarding non-treating, non-determination role focused solely on assessments.
Responsibilities:
ReviewVeterans' medical records through a secure web portal.
Performthorough eye exams, including Visual Field Testing (VFT).
Complete and submitevaluation forms via the web portal within 24 hours of the exam.
Why Join Us?
Support Those Who Served : Make a difference in the lives of Veterans by assisting with their healthcare assessments.
Flexible Work Schedule:
Part-time commitment of one day per week.
Professional Focus : No treatment or determination responsibilities—your expertise focuses on assessments.
Independent Contractor : Enjoy autonomy in a 1099 role.
Qualifications:
The ideal candidate is:
A licensed Optometrist or Ophthalmologist. Proficient inVisual Field Testing (VFT). Credentialed to meet the VA's requirements. Passionate about serving Veterans. Skilled in analyzing medical records and exam findings to create accurate, timely reports. Exceptional in both written and oral communication. Detail-oriented and capable of submitting forms within required timelines.
Ready to Make a Difference? Join us in providing exceptional service to those who have served our country.
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