Family Practice/Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Independent Medical Consultant Opportunity: Maximize Your Earnings and Flexibility Are you a licensed Nurse Practitioner looking for a flexible and highly rewarding opportunity to utilize your medical expertise without the demands of direct patient treatment or prescription management? Join our network of independent medical consultants performing essential VA Claim (C&P) Exams. Attractive Compensation and Flexibility: Exceptional Earning Potential: Consultants routinely earn $700 or more per day for exam services rendered. Optimal Work-Life Balance: This role offers maximum scheduling flexibility. You only need to commit to 4-5 days per month, both weekday and weekend work available. Advance Scheduling: Benefit from long-range planning with exam schedules provided 30+ days in advance, allowing you to easily integrate this work into your existing professional commitments. No Treatment or Prescribing Required: Focus solely on objective medical evaluations and documentation, eliminating the burden of follow-up care and ongoing treatment. Professional Security: Comprehensive medical malpractice insurance is offered to cover your services performed as an independent medical consultant within our network. Essential Requirements for Consultants: To ensure the highest quality of service and compliance, applicants must meet the following criteria: Active License: You must possess a current, unrestricted Nursing License. Commitment to Availability: Must be available to perform VA Claim Exam (C&P Exam) for 4 to 5 days per month, weekday/weekend work available. Local Proximity: You must reside within a comfortable one-hour or less driving distance of our designated exam site to ensure timely and reliable attendance. Practice Record: A favorable and clear professional practice record is mandatory. This is a premier opportunity for a Nurse Practitioner seeking to supplement their income, transition into a new phase of their career, or simply enjoy a highly rewarding, flexible, and non-clinical practice setting.