Medical Services
With our nationwide reach, Monterey delivers innovative medical staffing solutions for federal, state, and local agencies.
We team with general and sub-specialty providers and allied health professionals nationwide to provide local coverage for examinees. Our clients include the Department of Veteran Affairs, the Department of Labor, the Department of Defense, and more.
Medical Services
Veteran Disability Examinations
Explore exciting opportunities in your clinic or at one of our esteemed business partner clinics, where you can focus solely on providing top-notch care. Say goodbye to the hassles of follow-up or treatment procedures, allowing you to dedicate your time entirely to patient well-being. Plus, with no billing or insurance claims to worry about, you can concentrate on what truly matters – delivering exceptional healthcare to our nation’s veterans.
Reserve Health Readiness Program Exams
Discover a world of possibilities in your clinic or one of our esteemed business partner clinics, where you’ll enjoy a flexible schedule tailored to your preferences. Say farewell to the complexities of follow-up or treatment, and rest easy knowing that payments are issued promptly twice a month. With no billing or insurance claims to handle, you can focus entirely on providing exceptional care to National Guardsmen and Reserve Force Members.
Temporary Staffing
Explore exciting opportunities in your clinic or at one of our esteemed business partner clinics, where you can focus solely on providing top-notch care. Say goodbye to the hassles of follow-up or treatment procedures, allowing you to dedicate your time entirely to patient well-being. Plus, with no billing or insurance claims to worry about, you can concentrate on what truly matters – delivering exceptional healthcare to veterans.
Occupational Health Services
Monterey Consultants delivers a wide range of medical examination-only services to the public sectors: federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as the individuals they serve.
Agencies
- U.S. Department of Labor
- U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
- U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
- U.S. Federal Occupational Health
- U.S. Social Security Administration
- U.S. Department of Justice
Wellness & Preventative
- Wellness Examinations
- Pre/Post-Deployment Examinations
- Travel Examinations
- Substance Abuse Monitoring
Examination Types
- Medical Record/Peer Review
- Second Opinion Examinations
- Health Risk Assessments
- Vaccinations
- Routine Physicals
- Annual Health Examinations
- Injury & Disability
Pre-Employment Examinations
- Substance Abuse Screenings
- Pre-Enlistment/Commissioning Screenings
- Fit For Duty Evaluations
Injury & Disability
- Disability Examinations
- Independent Medical Evaluations
- Functional Capacity Examinations
- First Injury Examinations
Post- Employment
- Post-Employment Physicals
- Baseline Physicals
- Military Separation Examinations
- Retirement Examinations
- Disability Determination Examinations
Provider Network Specialties
Audiologist
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- Au.D. or M.A. degree.
- State license to practice.
- Must have a soundproof booth.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
- Must be able to perform the following test:
- Stenger(s)
- Tympanometry
- Puretone Hearing Test, Air
- Acoustic reflexes at the following frequencies:
- Contralateral – 500, 1K, 2K and 4K Hz
- Ipsilateral – 500, 1K and 2K Hz
Dentist
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- DDS or DMD degree.
- State license to practice.
- Ability to perform Panoramic X-rays.
- Practice location to evaluate patients.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
ENT Specialist
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- MD, DO degree.
- State license to practice.
- Practice location to evaluate patients.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
Physician
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- Unrestricted State license to practice.
- Previously performed Compensation and Pension exams for our country’s veterans (A plus, but not required).
- Minimum availability 1 day/week.
- Must have own office/clinic location to perform exams.
- Comfortable performing General Medicine examinations.
- Able to interpret PFTs.
- Able to interpret ECGs.
- Competent in performing Musculoskeletal Assessments with all range of motions.
- Competent in performing limited Neurologic Assessments.
- Competent in performing Cardiopulmonary examinations.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
Nurse Practitioners
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- Masters degree.
- Unrestricted State license to practice.
- Two years of active or recent job experience.
- Practice location to evaluate patients.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
- Supervising Physician (if required for your state).
- Previously performed Compensation and Pension exams for our country’s veterans (a plus, but not required).
- Minimum availability 1 day/week.
- Must have own office/clinic space to perform exams.
- Comfortable performing General Medicine examinations.
- Able to interpret PFTs.
- Able to interpret ECGs.
- Competent with Pelvic examinations.
- Competent in performing Musculoskeletal Assessments with all range of motions.
- Competent in performing limited Neurologic Assessments,
- Competent in performing Cardiopulmonary examinations.
Traumatic Brain Injury
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- MD specialized in one of the following areas: Psychiatry, Neurology, Physical Medicine, or Rehabilitation.
- Unrestricted State License.
- Previously performed Compensation and Pension exams for our country’s veterans (a plus, but not required).
- Evaluation of Residuals of Traumatic Brain Injury (I-TBI), Residuals of Traumatic Brain Injury (R-TBI).
- Minimum availability 1 day/week.
- Must have an office space to perform exams.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
Psychologist
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- Ph.D. or Psy.D. degree in Clinical, School, or Counseling Psychology from an APA-accredited program.
- State license to practice.
- Practice location to evaluate patients.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
Optometrist
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- MD or OD degree.
- State license to practice.
- Visual Field Requirements – must be able to plot at least 16 meridians, 22 ½ degrees apart per eye.
- Practice location to evaluate patients.
- Practice locations must be wheelchair accessible and meet ADA, OSHA compliance.
Why Choose Us
Flexible Schedule
Full-time and part-time PRN opportunities.
Earn Supplemental Income
Conveniently fill in openings that fit your schedule to make additional income.
Patriotism
Opportunities to help serve and support your local military and veterans.
Payment
There are no billing or insurance claims, we pay our providers directly making payment simple and easy.
Customer Service
From our recruitment team to the provider relations team our top priority is ensuring you receive information and answers quickly.