Leidos QTC Health Services is the nations largest provider of disability and occupational health examination services. We are passionate about our countrys veterans and service members, united as a team and inspired to make a difference. Leidos QTC Health Services is dedicated to provide quality, timeliness, and excellent customer service to these service members and you could be a part of that mission.

　　We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner at our Tukwila, WA Clinic to help ensure our service members get the best care possible. You will play a vital role in the continued care of these men and women.

　　Your Role with Leidos QTC Health Services:

　　As a Nurse Practitioner with Leidos QTC Health Services, you will conduct a variety of general medicine, occupational, and disability health examinations including, but not limited to:

　　- - Reviewing medical history and associated records

　　- - Interpreting clinical data

　　- - Completing written reports and generating independent medical opinions (IMO)

　　The examinations may be completed in-person (in a clinic setting), in the examinees home, telephonically, at large event settings for the Reserve Health Readiness Program, or using telehealth platforms.

　　You will be traveling (up to 30%) to provide physical examinations for veterans and service members in multiple locations throughout the country.

　　All travel expenses are covered and a per diem will be received.

　　Pay Range:

　　Salary: $110,000-$160,000 (based on years of experience and education) with a potential annual bonus up to 30%.

　　Leidos- QTC Health services employees also receive an annual merit increase as well as benefits being available upon first day of hire.

　　Work Schedule, Location, What to expect:

　　- - Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00 pm with a 1-hour lunch from 12:00-1:00 pm.

　　- - Tukwila, WA clinic. 13030 Military Road South Suite 208 Tukwila, WA 98168

　　- - 3 weeks onboarding / training

　　Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

　　- - Physical examinations for the following lines of business: Department of Defense, Department of Justice, and Department of Labor.

　　- - Occupational health exams to include pre- and post-employment and annual physicals.

　　- - Generalist approach to multi-system disability evaluations to include evaluations of conditions specific to the military operational environment like Gulf War and Prisoner of War

　　- - Most examinations are in-person evaluations, but some may be completed virtually or by medical record review only.

　　- - Housebound physical examinations

　　- - Completion of Veterans Benefits Administration Disability Benefit Questionnaires (DBQs)

　　- - Provide primary medical evaluations to include, but not limited to, initial review of laboratory, pulmonary function and ECG studies Documentation of examinee records in appropriate systems.

　　- - Collaboration with other professional and support staff as needed and communicate with internal and client team members in determining the most effective and evidence-based way forward on behalf of the examinee populations

　　Competencies:

　　- - Demonstrates compassion, professionalism, and a commitment to providing excellent customer service and care to the claimants.

　　From a primary care perspective, be able to fully assess examinee health status through physical examinations.