Frequently Asked Questions

How flexible is your scheduling?

If you are looking for predictable hours with flexibility to match your schedule, QTC is an excellent option.

How many appointments are scheduled in a day? Week? Month?

We can not give you an exact number but QTC does work with various clients. However by becoming a part of our preferred provider network, you will be given as much business as we have and as much as you're willing to accept.

What days are your clinics open?

All QTC's clinics are open Monday through Friday. Some are open on Saturdays and occasionally Sundays.

What types of individuals will I be evaluating?

You will have the opportunity to evaluate a variety of individuals including our nation's veterans, soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, Federal Air Marshals, Secret Service personnel and many others.

Do I rate the disability for each person I evaluate?

No, never. Your report documents and provides the medical information needed for the appropriate agency to make the rating decisions. You do not determine compensation for the patient's case.

Can I treat or prescribe medication to a QTC examinee?

The nature of the examinations you perform through QTC do not permit treatment nor prescribing of medication. However, in the event of a life-threatening emergency, you are entrusted to seek help and perform any necessary procedures to sustain the patient's life.

Do I have to write or dictate a report?

Yes, QTC's exams require a narrative report. Depending on the requesting agency, you have three ways to submit the report: 1) use QTC's secure Web site to delivery the report, 2) utilize QTC's transcription services, 3) utilize your own transcription services.

What are the report requirements?

Each client has different report requirements. QTC provides extensive orientation and training prior to your first exam to ensure that you meet or exceed client expectations and service requirements.

Why does the client ask me to make clarifications on the report I submit?

The client needs to be absolutely certain of your opinion since the medical information you provide has a direct affect on a patient's benefit decision.

When will I get paid?

Payment is dependent upon the terms in your agreement with QTC.

Who works with QTC?

QTC works with various clients including Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, Health and Human Services, Railroad Retirement Board, and Social Security Administration to name just a few.

What specialties do you contract?

We contract with a wide range of specialties including internal medicine, orthopaedic surgery, occupational medicine, psychiatry, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, audiology, dentists, family practice, optometry, cardiology and more.

What are QTC's credential requirements?

A current, active, unrestricted license in the state of practice with no disciplinary action. You are required to maintain good standing throughout the duration of the contract and to ensure compliance, we perform periodic credential checks.