Jobs at Matrix Providers Inc.

Provide pediatric nursing care at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth VA: triage, obtain histories, take vitals, collect specimens, assist physicians with procedures, perform lab tests and treatments (IVs, dressings, catheters, NG tubes), administer medications, document observations, and escalate changes in patient condition per clinic policies.

Provide comprehensive gastroenterology care to military service members and families at an MTF. Perform exams, diagnostics, procedures, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, and documentation in the EHR. Teach and supervise staff, participate in quality reviews, maintain competency records, and meet Joint Commission and DHA clinical standards.

Provide lactation consultation and breastfeeding promotion, develop and implement standards of care and educational programs, prepare promotional materials, and collaborate with Pediatrics, Family Practice, and OB/GYN for patient education.

Provide inpatient and outpatient cardiology consultation and management, interpret cardiac imaging and diagnostic tests (echo, CT, MRI, ECG, Holter, stress testing), teach clinical staff and trainees, perform referrals and evaluations, and work on scheduled shifts including on-call duties to support comprehensive cardiovascular care.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment VA disability behavioral health exams in-person; review mental health history, assess conditions (PTSD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders), document findings electronically via web-based forms/EMR, and submit completed exams to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Provide full-time pediatric clinical care at Twentynine Palms Naval Hospital pediatric clinic for military service members and families. Work Monday–Friday with scheduled on-call weeks (24-hour on-call, may require in-person response). Must meet credentialing standards, maintain licensure, and use clinic systems (Genesis).

Conduct one-time, non-treatment Veteran Disability behavioral health exams in Wichita, KS. Review mental health history, complete electronic exam documentation via web-based forms/EMR, assess conditions like PTSD, depression, anxiety, and provide timely, professional evaluations for VA disability determinations.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment VA disability behavioral health exams (in-person and telehealth), review mental health history, complete electronic documentation via web-based forms, and assess conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders for VA disability determinations.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment Veterans disability behavioral health exams (PTSD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders). Review mental health records, document findings electronically via web-based forms, and submit completed exams to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Part-time role with some in-person clinic days.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment behavioral health compensation and pension exams for Veterans in Montgomery, AL. Review mental health history, complete web-based exam forms and electronic documentation, assessing conditions like PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment veteran disability behavioral health exams in Phoenix, reviewing mental health history and documenting assessments (PTSD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders) electronically via web-based forms. Provide professional, timely evaluations and complete EMR documentation for VA disability determinations.

Provide comprehensive pharmacy services including medication verification, counseling, compounding, inventory management, controlled substance accountability, and collaboration with providers to ensure safe, effective medication use for Military Service Members and families. Work PRN during weekday clinic hours and provide coverage as needed.

Provide independent psychosocial assessments and evidence-based psychotherapy to service members and families, develop treatment plans, coordinate referrals, consult with staff, participate in peer review and research, and apply trauma-focused modalities and CBT interventions within an interdisciplinary team at a military treatment facility.

Provide outpatient psychological care to USAF Academy military members and families: conduct evaluations, establish DSM diagnoses, deliver individual and group psychotherapy (including evidence-based trauma modalities), consult with medical staff, assist rehabilitation, and maintain clinical records while practicing within APA and state licensing standards.

Provide full-time pediatric clinical care to military service members and families at Twentynine Palms Naval Hospital. Work Monday–Friday with shared weekly 24-hour on-call duty (may require in-person response). Maintain clinical competency, documentation in Genesis, and meet credentialing standards while holding required education, residency, board eligibility/certification, and active medical license.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment disability mental health exams for veterans: review records, assess PTSD/depression/anxiety/eating disorders, capture responses electronically in web-based forms/EMR, complete documentation for VA disability determinations.

Provide pediatric nursing care including patient intake and triage, obtain histories, take vital signs and specimens, assist physicians with diagnostic procedures, perform lab tests and treatments (wound care, IVs, catheter/N/G tube care, medication administration), prepare patients for tests/surgery, document observations and report changes to RN or physician, and ensure care follows clinic policies and nursing standards.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment VA compensation and pension behavioral health exams for veterans (PTSD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders). Review mental health history, complete web-based exam documentation in EMR, and submit findings to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Provide professional, timely assessments while working independently.

Provide full-spectrum obstetric and gynecologic care at a military medical facility including prenatal care, deliveries (vaginal and cesarean), GYN surgery, office procedures (IUD placement, colposcopy, endometrial biopsy), on-call rotation, documentation, peer review, and participation in hospital quality and committee activities.

Provide comprehensive obstetrics and gynecology care to military families at Evans Army Community Hospital, including diagnosis/treatment of reproductive conditions, antenatal care, vaginal and cesarean deliveries, routine and operative GYN surgery, office procedures (IUD placement, endometrial biopsy, ultrasounds, colposcopy), on-call rotation, documentation, ordering/interpreting tests, participation in QA and committees, and adherence to MTF and CDC infection control and documentation standards.