Pain Management Nurse Practitioner

<strong>Job description </strong> <ul><li> Olympus Health coordinates and performs physical evaluations for state agencies supporting individuals applying for government services in North Carolina and multiple other states around the country. <br> </li><li> We provide this service one or two Saturdays per month, ensuring there is no conflict with your current professional schedule. Each clinic day typically runs from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, depending on the number of scheduled evaluations. </li> </ul> <b>PERTINENT INFORMATION </b> <ul><li> As the provider, you will provide disability examinations and evaluations that primarily test the claimant s function and range of motion. </li><li> Conduct basic physical evaluations using a structured, easy to follow template </li><li> Perform assessments solely for the purpose of assisting the State of North Carolina in determining eligibility for government programs </li><li> Document findings clearly and professionally </li><li> Not establish a doctor patient relationship </li><li> Not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice </li><li> Not determine whether a claimant qualifies for benefits </li><li> We schedule each clinic about 6-8 weeks in advance and can work around your current professional schedule. Payment is issued immediately upon completion of the charts, so there is no waiting for billing. <br> </li><li>We will pay $50 per patient seen for the conducting of these physicals. That comes out to be about $80-$100 an hour. On average you can expect to conduct about 14-16 physicals during the 1 day/month clinic. </li> </ul> <b>Medical Specialty: </b> <ul><li>Anesthesiology </li><li>Cardiology </li><li>Critical & Intensive Care </li><li>Emergency Medicine </li><li>Gastroenterology </li><li>Geriatrics </li><li>Internal Medicine </li><li>Neurology </li><li>Oncology </li><li>Orthopedics </li><li>Primary Care </li><li>Pulmonology </li><li>Radiology </li><li>Surgery </li><li>Urgent Care </li><li>Urology </li><li>Hospital medicine </li> </ul>