Travel Nurse Practitioner Stf - San Antonio, TX

Leidos QTC Health Services•San Antonio, TX

About The Position

Leidos QTC Health Services is seeking a Nurse Practitioner residing in San Antonio, Texas, or surrounding states, to perform medical examinations for veterans and service members. The role includes general medicine, occupational health, and disability examinations; reviewing medical histories and records; interpreting clinical data; completing written reports; and generating independent medical opinions. Examinations may take place in a clinic, an examinee’s home, by telephone or telehealth, or at large event sites. The position requires at least 70% national travel, with travel expenses covered and a per diem provided. When not traveling, approximately 30% of the role involves seeing patients at the San Antonio clinic. The usual schedule is Monday through Friday, eight working hours between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.; weekend and evening schedules may be required based on operational needs. The role includes comprehensive onboarding and training with progressively complex encounters, and a fully staffed clinic supports operations. The company states it will pay for licensing, malpractice coverage, CME costs, and more. Annual bonus potential is up to 30% of base salary. Leidos QTC Health Services collaborates with government and non-government customers on health services, including disability-focused medical examinations, independent medical exams and reviews, occupational health services, diagnostic testing, and case management. The company reports handling more than 2 million appointments annually and emphasizes technology to improve service delivery, particularly access for examinees in rural communities.

Requirements

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from an accredited college or university.
Current national licensing through ANCC or AANP.
At least 3 years of postgraduate primary care or internal medicine experience.
Unrestricted state medical licensure without limitations, authorizing the full scope of practice in the state of hire.
Reside within 50 miles of a major U.S. airport.
Ability to obtain a DEA license.
Valid BLS or ACLS certification.
Ability to earn and maintain clinical training and certifications required by current and future contracts.
Current REAL ID-compliant identification or equivalent TSA-approved identification before the start date.
Ability to obtain and maintain government clearances as required, including LARS, Public Trust, or NACI.
Ability to pass required medical clearance, including an N95 respirator fit test, appropriate use of respiratory protective equipment, a TB test, and Hepatitis A/B vaccination series or titer test, along with other required medical clearances or vaccinations.
Demonstrated compassion, professionalism, and commitment to excellent customer service and care for claimants.
Ability to assess examinee health status from a primary care perspective through physical examinations.
Collaborative, proactive, informed, standard-of-care-centered decision-making skills.
Analytical ability to evaluate and render medical opinions.
Ability to review and interpret standard clinical diagnostics.
Technical competence with computers and tablets, including Microsoft Office Suite and electronic medical records.

Nice To Haves

Experience conducting occupational or disability medical examinations.
Certified Occupational Health Nurse Specialist (COHN-S) certification from the American Board of Occupational Health Nurses (ABOHN).

Responsibilities

Perform physical examinations for federal, defense, and other customers.
Conduct occupational health examinations, including pre-employment, post-employment, and annual physicals.
Review medical histories, associated records, and clinical data.
Prepare written medical opinions based on provided records and acceptable clinical evidence.
Conduct telephonic and virtual examinations.
Perform examinations in distinctive settings, including examinees’ homes and event sites.
Complete Veterans Benefits Administration Disability Benefit Questionnaires (DBQs).
Provide primary medical evaluations, including review of systems, pap smears, and range-of-motion assessments.
Complete initial review and interpretation of diagnostic studies, including laboratory, pulmonary function, and ECG studies.
Document examinee records in appropriate systems.
Collaborate with professional and clinical staff and communicate with internal and client team members to determine effective, evidence-based approaches for examinees.