Psychologist - (Part-time) - Bangor, ME

Posted 8 days ago

commonwealth medical servicesBangor (ME)

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Senior

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$600–$750 per day

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About the role

Psychologist – Veteran Disability Evaluations (1099, Part-Time)
Location: Bangor, ME Schedule: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (1 day per week)
Compensation: $600–$750 per day Employment Type: 1099 Contract
Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Step away from the demands of traditional clinical practice and enjoy a structured, low-stress environment with 1099 compensation, work-life balance, and built-in support. Join a provider-led organization dedicated to serving our nation's Veterans while focusing on meaningful evaluations without the responsibilities of ongoing treatment management.
What You'll Do: Conduct one-time psychological and behavioral health evaluations for Veterans as part of the disability claims process Perform clinical interviews, mental health assessments, and comprehensive record reviews Assess psychiatric and psychological conditions in support of Veteran disability evaluations Work in a low-volume setting, typically seeing 1–5 Veterans per day Complete documentation electronically through a secure platform Receive fully provided technology, training, and clinical support What You WON'T Do: No ongoing therapy or counseling sessions No treatment planning or long-term patient management No prescribing responsibilities No disability rating calculations or benefits determinations No scheduling responsibilities or walk-in patients No nights, weekends, holidays, or on-call responsibilities Who We're Looking For: Whether you are an experienced psychologist seeking a more flexible role or looking to transition into a lower-stress practice setting, this opportunity offers the ability to continue making a meaningful impact while maintaining work-life balance. Join a mission-driven organization dedicated to supporting our nation's Veterans. Apply today!

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