Anyone here doing VA disability eval.
What it is like?
What it is like?
Sounds awful.
I did SS disability evals in residency (well paying moonlighting) and it sucked. I can't imagine the VA wouldn't be worse.
Because its mind numbingly boring work to begin with. Generic H&P but with no A/P.If you don’t mind me asking. Why was it so terrible?
I’ve been thinking doing SS disability evaluations to make some money and wanted to know the down sides.
Not too sure since I have not talked to the recruiter yet. My guess is that NPs do not have full practice right here, so they might want someone to co-sign their notes so they can collect 100% reimbursement.What kind of chart review for compliance is this?
That's kind of what that sounded like to me as well. Be a hard No from me.Not too sure since I have not talked to the recruiter yet. My guess is that NPs do not have full practice right here, so they might want someone to co-sign their notes so they can collect 100% reimbursement.
I think they are are not fully transparent by using the word 'compliance'. I remember that someone in my program told me he was doing something similar.
They just want a doc to take on the liability. I am not up for that kind of shenanigans. It seems like everyone thinks they can make money using our license.That's kind of what that sounded like to me as well. Be a hard No from me.
CVS offered me something like that for a local minute clinic right out of residency. Turned them down.
How does one apply for such a position? Is there a website you recommend?Sounds awful.
I did SS disability evals in residency (well paying moonlighting) and it sucked. I can't imagine the VA wouldn't be worse.
The recruiter for the company emailed our residency coordinator and she passed it along to us.How does one apply for such a position? Is there a website you recommend?
I should clarify: I would not want to do SSI disability evaluations. That is what I was alluding to. Sounds miserable. In the general sense (nothing against veterans- my husband is vet). For every legitimate person will be 10 bogus who are lazy and want a free ride. Half of my day in urgent care is giving work notes for people who want to be poor and stupid since no one goes to work or school anymore.Anyone here doing VA disability eval.
What it is like?
Sounds miserable. In the general sense (nothing against veterans- my husband is vet). For every legitimate person will be 10 bogus who are lazy and want a free ride. Half of my day in urgent care is giving work notes for people who want to be poor and stupid since no one goes to work or school anymore.
Sorry, when I was writing my post I was thinking about the SSI disability folks, not the vets.Maybe your husband doesn't have a VA disability but you should know than VA disability is a different animal than Soc security disability. It's about capturing injuries/chronic conditions/mental health injuries that occurred during service and compensating the veteran for it and providing health care (if desired by the veteran). Even 100% disabled veterans can and do work while on VA disability. I have a significant percentage from various ailments that pays me $500+ a month and gets me mostly free VA healthcare. It also qualified me for a VA employment program that paid for medical school. I think most veterans are just looking for the benefits they are entitled to based on their service and injuries/healthcare conditions that occurred during service. The ones looking for a "free ride" are probably in the minority.