Jobs at Matrix Providers Inc.

Conducts one-time, non-treatment behavioral health compensation and pension examinations for Veterans. Reviews mental health documentation, assesses conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, records findings electronically through web-based forms, and submits completed examinations to the VA for disability determinations. The role requires independent work, professional communication, electronic documentation, and travel to assignments throughout the United States.

Provides front-desk and administrative support in a healthcare office serving Veterans undergoing disability exams. Responsibilities include greeting and checking in patients, confirming and modifying appointments, managing calls, records, compliance files, supplies, mail, office issues, and staff orientation. The administrator also supports exam chaperoning, maintains HIPAA-related procedures, coordinates with IT and vendors, and performs light cleaning and sanitization.

Provides outpatient pulmonary care to WTC Health Program patients, diagnosing and treating respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPD. Conducts pulmonary assessments, interprets PFTs, spirometry, imaging, and other diagnostic studies, prescribes treatments, educates patients, and coordinates multidisciplinary care. Oversees pulmonary diagnostic testing, maintains compliant clinical documentation, supports treatment authorization and program requirements, and collaborates with providers and respiratory therapists on complex cases and quality initiatives.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment behavioral health compensation and pension examinations for Veterans. Review mental health history, assess conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, document responses electronically through web-based forms, and submit completed examinations to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for disability determinations.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment behavioral health disability examinations for Veterans. Review mental health documentation, assess conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, record findings electronically, and submit completed examinations to the Department of Veterans Affairs for disability determinations. The role requires professional communication, independent work, electronic documentation, and compassionate service.

Conduct one-time, non-treatment behavioral health compensation and pension examinations for Veterans. Review mental health documentation, assess conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, record responses electronically through web-based examination forms, and submit completed exams to the Department of Veterans Affairs for disability determinations.

Provides orthopedic and occupational medical care to military service members, including diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, diagnostic testing, counseling, follow-up, and medical evaluations for MEB/TDRL cases. Coordinates care, prepares narrative summaries regarding retention and deployment, supervises and educates staff, supports preventive care, participates in quality improvement, and follows military treatment facility protocols. Requires active physician assistant licensure, NCCPA certification, PANCE completion, and recent orthopedic patient-care experience.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to military personnel and families, including examination, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, vision screenings, refractive surgery pre- and post-operative care, specialized vision testing, emergency care, research, and clinical consultation. The role also supports process improvement, credentialing, staff training, and collaboration with ophthalmology and flight medicine teams.

Provides direct psychological care to military service members and families, including individual and group psychotherapy, clinical assessments, diagnoses, psychological testing, consultations, and treatment recommendations. Delivers face-to-face and telehealth services, supports interdisciplinary medical teams, and addresses trauma, moral injury, PTSD, and medically complex cases. Participates in research, program evaluation, quality initiatives, staff education, and presentations while maintaining regulatory, documentation, credentialing, and information-security requirements.

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).

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 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 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 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 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 face-to-face medical disability examinations for Veterans: review medical and military records, interview and test, synthesize clinical evidence, and develop medical opinions to support disability claims. Submit timely reports within 24-48 hours.

Independent-contractor psychologist to perform disability examinations for Veterans, conduct psychological testing, complete Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs), review records, and submit reports within 24-48 hours of exam.

Contract NP or PA to perform face-to-face general medical disability exams for Veterans: review records, conduct testing and interviews, diagnose, and provide medical opinions to support VA disability claims. Requires own ADA/OSHA-compliant office; reports submitted within 24-48 hours.

Perform psychological disability examinations for Veterans, complete disability benefits questionnaires (DBQs), review records, schedule and conduct testing/exams, and submit reports within 24–48 hours. Independent contractor must hold required credentials and maintain malpractice insurance and reliable computer/internet.

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.