Overview

This Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Examiner for VA Disability Exams – Minot, ND opportunity is ideal for clinicians seeking a focused, low-administrative role without ongoing patient management. You'll perform one-time Compensation & Pension (C&P) examinations for Veterans with a history of traumatic brain injury to support their VA disability benefit determinations.

The work is structured and objective—no treatment plans, follow-up care, or prescribing. You'll conduct comprehensive TBI evaluations, document your findings using VA Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs), and submit completed reports electronically. This role offers a flexible per diem schedule with a predictable patient volume.

Position Details

Location: Minot, ND
Facility Type: Per diem available
Schedule: 1 day per week
Patient Volume: 3–6 Veterans per day
Employment Type: Part Time / Per Diem
Pay Range: $1,300–$1,400 per day

Responsibilities
Conduct Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Compensation & Pension (C&P) examinations for Veterans
Perform comprehensive evaluations in accordance with VA Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs)
Assess cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and physical symptoms related to traumatic brain injury
Review medical records and document objective clinical findings accurately
Complete and submit electronic examination reports in a timely manner
Maintain compliance with VA examination protocols and quality standards
Provide professional, respectful, and compassionate interactions with Veteran patients
Perform evaluations only—no treatment, prescribing, or ongoing patient management

Qualifications
Required:
Active, unrestricted North Dakota medical license
MD, DO, NP, or PA with appropriate training and experience to perform TBI evaluations
Current unrestricted license in good standing

Preferred:
Previous VA or Compensation & Pension (C&P) examination experience
Experience evaluating patients with traumatic brain injury, neurology, physical medicine & rehabilitation, or related clinical experience
Experience completing disability evaluations or independent medical examinations (IMEs)

What to Expect Working With Frontera

Frontera is a small, clinician-focused team. We keep communication direct and timelines clear. You'll know where things stand—whether it's credentialing, onboarding, or scheduling.

We stay involved throughout the process and don't disappear once you're submitted. If issues come up, we handle them quickly and keep you informed.

Application Process
Submit your application online
A recruiter will review your qualifications and reach out if there's a strong match
Your profile is submitted directly to the client for consideration
Interview with the hiring team (if required)
Credentialing begins following mutual agreement
Start date is confirmed once credentialing is complete and all requirements have been satisfied