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❮ Back to Newsroom Announcement from CEO Larry Schaefer QTC Community, I’m pleased to share exciting news that marks a significant milestone in our shared journey. In our continued pursuit of growth, unity, and the delivery of exceptional health services, QTC is embarking on a brand evolution. As of January 1, we proudly transitioned to […]

❮ Back to Newsroom QTC Medical Group Opens New Flagship Clinic Facility in Virginia (Reston, Va.) Jun. 6, 2023 – QTC Medical Services, Inc. (QTC), a Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) company, today announced the opening of its new flagship clinic facility in Fairfax, Va. The clinic brings a range of health services to U.S. military veterans, […]

First woman in her family to go to college. First-generation college student. First Latina Director at Leidos QTC Health Services. Program Management Director for Disability and Occupational Health Services (DOHS) Jennifer Perez is on a mission to make sure that although she is the first, she won’t be the last. “I want to show that […]

“You’re a very brave woman.” Project Manager Paria Heidari remembers these words, spoken to her in 1995 by a waitress at a restaurant.  Heidari was puzzled and asked what she meant.  The waitress pointed out that Heidari was the only woman at a table of 11 men— her colleagues. “I didn’t even realize it. I […]

❮ Back to Newsroom On March 7, Associate Director of Operations and Navy Command Master Chief Chris Hill received the Purple Heart for his leadership during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In September 2004, Hill served as Chief Hospital Corpsman at Forward Operating Base Kalsu, Iraq. He was wounded while simultaneously leading his team and attending to […]

❮ Back to Media QTC Awarded $1.7 Billion Veteran and Service Member Medical Disability Exam Contracts (RESTON, Va.) May 31, 2022 – QTC Medical Services, Inc. (QTC), a Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) company, was recently awarded two prime contracts to provide medical disability examination services to both veterans and separating or retiring service members. The indefinite […]

❮ Back to Media Key Takeaways We’re changing the way healthcare is delivered to rural and underserved communities by traveling nationwide in Mobile Medical Clinics that are equipped with medical equipment for a wide variety of exams. We prioritized respecting each reservation’s sovereignty and culture, along with collaborating with Tribal leaders to provide services for […]

❮ Back to Newsroom For nearly 30 years, Associate Director of Billing and Provider Payment Support Mary Lakis has carved her own place in the corporate healthcare industry. She’s worked in director positions for decades, from imaging diagnostic service Virtual Radiologic to health services nonprofit UCare. She’s seen the industry change from a place where diversity was an afterthought into one where it has […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Black History Month (BHM) calls upon our nation to honor the triumphs and struggles of Black leaders in creating a more just world. This year’s BHM theme is Black Health and Wellness. It highlights the legacy of Black figures who advanced crucial initiatives in all segments of health programs. From creating […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Legacy employees have worked at Leidos QTC Health Services for more than 20 years. Over the decades, they helped transform our company into the leading provider of disability and occupational health examinations in the United States. Get to know who they are and why they stayed below. 1.) Cyndi Morrison (she/her) […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Over the last 40 years, Leidos QTC Health Services has grown from a small medical center to more than 70 medical clinics nationwide, six mobile medical units, and administrative offices in California, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. We are the nation’s leading provider of medical, disability, and occupational health examinations. Below is […]

❮ Back to Newsroom SAN DIMAS, CALIFORNIA— Last November, our parent company Leidos honored Senior Benefits Representative Brisa Lopez with a Health Employees Recognizing Others (HERO) award, making her the first Leidos QTC Health Services employee to receive it. Founded in the first quarter of 2021, the HERO Awards Committee votes upon three winners each […]

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we interviewed Leidos QTC Health Services provider Dr. Pamela Hall about her background and experience treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).   What inspired you to become a psychologist? It started with wanting to work with people on bettering their lives. My first graduate degree was in Personnel Counseling, so […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Oscar Castro works as a Leidos QTC Health Services Talent Acquisition Insights Recruiter. He was in the military for 25 years and worked as a mechanic and U.S. Army Recruiter. In 2013, he retired and began working as a corporate recruiter.  Recruiters are company representatives to external and internal candidates. As […]

❮ Back to Newsroom In honor of National Vet Girls Rock Day on February 19, we’re highlighting some of our company’s women Veterans. There are more than 2 million women Veterans in the United States. Women are the fastest-growing subpopulation among Veterans but continue to face substantial gender barriers, such as not receiving proper support […]

Human Resources (HR) Sr. Manager Keyasha World Morgan left Leidos QTC Health Services in March 2020 and returned in April 2024. Why did you leave Leidos QTC Health Services? I left to relocate closer to family. Being Prior Service, I had not lived near my family for over 15 years and I wanted to be […]

❮ Back to Newsroom The U.S. healthcare industry is growing, and it’s growing fast. Healthcare and social assistance sectors are projected to create 45% (nearly half) of all the new jobs in the U.S. by 2032, as reported by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. What sets Leidos QTC Health Services apart from all […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Customer Service Agent Specialist Kira Garrett left Leidos QTC Health Services in March 2023 and returned in September 2023. Why did you leave Leidos QTC Health Services? I left Leidos QTC because life threw a curveball at me. At the time, I ended up having to move for personal reasons. I […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Arline Padilla left Leidos QTC Health Services in July 2021 and returned in October 2023. Why did you leave Leidos QTC Health Services? I left because at the time, I was having family issues. I needed to take a step back from work and help my father. Why did you return […]

❮ Back to Newsroom 1.) Why did you decide to become a Leidos QTC QA? Having worked in an emergency room for 3 years prior to working at Leidos QTC Health Services, I wanted to apply my skills toward supporting Veterans Affairs (VA). I knew that Medical QAs collaborate with providers and apply their clinical […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Giving back to our communities is a core part of who we are at Leidos QTC. We provide our employees with resources and opportunities to give back through our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) program, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), and various other company initiatives. Our employees organize initiatives and events around […]

❮ Back to Newsroom In honor of National Cat Day last October, our San Dimas employees donated 300 items and purchased $230 worth of online wish list items for no-kill animal shelter Priceless Pet Rescue in Claremont, California. From Oct. 12 to Oct. 29, they collected cat food, toys, small blankets, and cleaning supplies. Remote […]

❮ Back to Newsroom For the fifth consecutive year, Leidos QTC Health Services is proudly participating in the American Heart Association’s (AHA) Heart Walk and working to fundraise $21,000 company-wide. Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of Americans, but that doesn’t stop us from taking a stand (or a walk) to help save lives. Our donations […]

❮ Back to Newsroom The new school year is right around the corner, and many students are going back to the classroom after a long year of remote learning. Our staff knew this meant teachers and families greatly needed school supplies. Last month, our Nashville Women’s Network organized a Backpack Drive that gathered more than […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Throughout March 2019, a room in our San Antonio offices was full of brown shoeboxes. Some were decorated with colorful wrapping paper, others adorned with bows and ribbons. All were full of personal care and basic needs items. Those shoeboxes were donated by Leidos QTC Health Services employees to United Way […]

❮ Back to Newsroom SAN DIMAS, California – On Tuesday, April 12, Leidos QTC Health Services employees rolled up our sleeves at our blood drive and donated 44 units of blood— saving up to 132 lives! In partnership with the American Red Cross, we exceeded our original donor goal for a total of 46 employees donating blood, […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Oscar Castro works as a Leidos QTC Health Services Talent Acquisition Insights Recruiter. He was in the military for 25 years and worked as a mechanic and U.S. Army Recruiter. In 2013, he retired and began working as a corporate recruiter.  Recruiters are company representatives to external and internal candidates. As […]

❮ Back to Newsroom We’re recognizing GivingTuesday by honoring how our Leidos QTC Health Services community gives back. All year long, our employees across the country come together to give back to our communities. We couldn’t be prouder of our team’s passion and shared mission of radical generosity. Learn about a few of our relationships […]

❮ Back to Newsroom On August 29, our Deputy Program Management Director Joanna Fesler and five riders from our parent company Leidos raised over $3,500 in Bike MS, a fundraising cycling series organized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Leidos sponsored their event in Purceville, Virginia, and teamed up with the DC United soccer club […]

❮ Back to Newsroom Since 2013, Leidos QTC Health Services has partnered with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) students from California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA) for their Capstone Senior Design Projects. Each school year, we are matched with a student team and their own faculty advisor for a year-long technological project. Students collaborate […]