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Overview
The Veterans VA Disability Examiner Audiologist in Campbell, California is designed for experienced audiologists who want meaningful, structured work serving Veterans. This in-person role focuses on VA disability assessments Campbell CA, where you review medical records, administer hearing evaluations, and document findings electronically. You will complete Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) and Medical Opinions (MOs) for the VA. Treatment, prescriptions, or disability determinations are not part of this role; the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs makes all final decisions.

This opportunity is ideal for clinicians who appreciate clear protocols, independence, and making a tangible impact for Veterans. Frontera provides credentialing support, onboarding guidance, and consistent communication so you can focus entirely on the clinical work.

Position Details
Location: Campbell, California
Facility type: VA-affiliated examination site (in-person)
Schedule: Flexible on-site clinical evaluations
Start date: As soon as credentialing clears
Assignment type: Locum tenens / contracted C&P audiology examiner
Patient population: U.S. Veterans requiring Compensation & Pension (C&P) exams
Documentation: Web-based EMR and VA DBQ portal

Responsibilities
• Conduct audiological assessments: pure tone, speech recognition, Strenger, immittance, bone conduction
• Review Veterans’ medical history, service records, and previous exam findings
• Complete DBQs and Medical Opinions accurately in the EMR
• Explain the exam process and confirm claimed conditions with each Veteran
• Maintain the audiological suite and calibrate equipment
• Submit exam documentation within 24–48 hours
• Follow behavioral health or medical emergency protocols
• Occasional removal of soft cerumen

Qualifications
Required:
• Doctor of Audiology (Au.D) or Master’s/Doctorate from ACAE, CAA, or ASHA-accredited program
• California state license required
• Skilled with audiology equipment calibration and EMR technology
• Strong communication, critical thinking, and time management skills

Preferred:
• Prior clinical experience
• Previous VA C&P exam experience

What to Expect Working With Frontera
Frontera partners with clinicians one-on-one, providing transparent, responsive support from application to credentialing. We prioritize clear communication, consistent updates, and relationship-driven collaboration. You focus on clinical excellence; we manage process, compliance, and scheduling.

Application Process
• Submit your application online
• Frontera recruiter contacts you for initial screening
• Your profile is presented to the VA facility
• Interview with the hiring team
• Credentialing begins upon mutual agreement
• Start date is confirmed once clearances are complete