JOB TITLE (#25164): Nurse Practitioner / Med/Surg (Tier 3) / VA Reviewer - Remote
Greenlife Healthcare Staffing is currently seeking a Med Surg Nurse Practitioner - VA Reviewer to fill an opening with a Non-profit organization.
Requirements of the Nurse Practitioner / Med/Surg (Tier 3) / VA Reviewer:
- Must hold a current, non-restricted license in a U.S. state or territory.
- Must be actively engaged in the practice of medicine and maintain active hospital privileges
- Must have a minimum of 5 years of active clinical practice within the specialty and 2 years of recent experience in the specialty they are reviewing for
- Must be working a minimum of 20 hours of direct patient care per month in the specialty they are reviewing for (onsite).
Benefits of the Nurse Practitioner / Med/Surg (Tier 3) / VA Reviewer:
- VA per Case Rates (subject to change per contract year)
- A one-time flat rate of $150 will be paid upon obtaining the VA PIV card.
- Reviewer time is not compensated for training.
- Cases are compensated at a flat rate per case and per case type.
- Audits FRRs (Facility Requested Reviews) - $95 / case
- MAOs (Medical Advisory Opinions) - $175 / case
Responsibilities of the Nurse Practitioner / Med/Surg (Tier 3) / VA Reviewer:
- Audits/ Facility Requested:
- Quality Management Reviews
- Standardized set of questions
- Was the standard of care timely and appropriate?
- approx..1 hr. to complete
- Management Other Cases:
- non-standardized set of questions
- cases can be initiated for any number of performance improvement indicators
- approx. 1 hr. to complete
- Medical Advisory Opinions:
- non-standardized set of questions by attorneys
- typically initiated by patient complaints and malpractice concerns
- approx. 2–4 4 hrs. to complete
- All VA case reviews are protected and reviewers will not be asked to present in court.
Greenlife Healthcare Staffing is a nationwide recruitment agency, matching both new grads and advanced practitioners to hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, multi-specialty groups, and private practices.