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Contract Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

EverMed Exams


Job Location:

Presque Isle, ME - USA

Daily Salary: $ 1000 - 1400
Experience Required: 1-3years
Posted: 24 May 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 21 August 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy
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Job Summary

EverMed Exams contracts with Nurse Practitioners to perform mental status exams for Social Security disability and we are currently looking for help on Saturdays at our Presque Isle location.

Our clinics are on Saturdays and can be planned around your availability. There is no long-term contract / obligation to do a certain number of shifts. Here are a few more details:

  • Clinics are on Saturdays from 8am to 6pm
  • Exams take 45 minutes and you will be paid $100 per exam.
  • We have an insurance policy in place to cover you while doing exams for us.
  • No EMR paper charts are used

We do not make a decision whether people receive disability payments. Social Security uses the information provided by our medical exams as an additional piece of information in their decision process.



Requirements
  • Active unrestricted Oregon Nurse Practitioner license and board certification

  • Experience or comfort performing mental status examinations

  • Ability to work independently 12 Saturdays per month (8:00 AM 6:00 PM)

  • Strong documentation skills and objective professional evaluation approach




  • Required Skills:

    EverMed Exams contracts with Nurse Practitioners to perform mental status exams for Social Security disability and we are currently looking for help on Saturdays at our Presque Isle location. Our clinics are on Saturdays and can be planned around your availability. There is no long-term contract / obligation to do a certain number of shifts. Here are a few more details: Clinics are on Saturdays from 8am to 6pm Exams take 45 minutes and you will be paid $100per exam. We have an insurance policy in place to cover you while doing exams for us. No EMR paper charts are used We do not make a decision whether people receive disability payments. Social Security uses the information provided by our medical exams as an additional piece of information in their decision process.