Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) – In-Person Disability Evaluations

Quick Facts

• Role: Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)

• Setting: In-person disability evaluations only (no ongoing patient care)

• Requirement: Must have access to a private clinic or office

• Time per evaluation: ~30–40 minutes

• Contractor type: 1099

• Locations: Multiple locations across the U.S.

Description

Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) are needed to conduct in-person disability evaluations for veterans across multiple locations. Evaluations are performed in your own clinic/private office, focusing on structured assessment of VA-documented conditions and their impact on daily functioning. You will complete DBQ documentation; no prescribing, treatment, case management, or insurance billing is required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct structured medical evaluations in your clinic or office

• Review VA-documented conditions

• Assess impact on daily functioning

• Complete DBQ documentation

Requirements

• Active and unrestricted state license

• Access to a private clinic or office (required)

• Ability to see patients within your local area

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling based on your availability

• Full administrative and scheduling support

• Malpractice insurance provided (including tail)

• Training and onboarding provided