Guest mode. Sign in to save jobs and get matched.Browsing as a guest. Jobs and full pay data are open — sign in to save roles, get matched, and express interest. Free, and you stay anonymous.
This job involves working one or two Thursdays per month conducting outpatient disability physical evaluations for government agencies in Florida and other states, compensating about $60 per patient, scheduling 14-16 patients per clinic day.
$100/hr - $120/hr source-listed compensation with Productivity structure
One or two Thursdays per month, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Government disability evaluation clinic · Outpatient evaluations only
Summary from the original posting·
Posted pay vs real comps
$400k/$440k$751k
Physician-reported range Reported median
Physician-reported range shown. The employer's posted pay isn't annual, so it isn't drawn on this annual scale.
The source lists this pay, but SalaryDr has not yet verified it against an official employer posting.
Compensation
Type
Pay not verified
Posted pay
$100/hr – $120/hr
Evidence
ay $60 per patient seen for the conducting of these physicals. That comes out to be about $100-$120 an hour. On average you can expect to conduct about 14-16 physicals during the 1 day/month clinic
Individuals applying for government services disability evaluation
Community snapshot
Peer median
Building sample
Active supply
Florida
Full-time
Transparent pay
Not measured
SalaryDr source status
Work-life
Government disability evaluation clinic
SalaryDr will show local peer compensation and hiring supply here once this role has enough verified physician data.
Questions to ask the employer
Is $100–$120 base salary only, or expected total compensation including bonus and productivity?
How is the productivity component calculated (wRVU rate, threshold, reconciliation cadence), and what did physicians here actually earn from it last year?
What is the call schedule, and is call compensated separately or built into the base?
At 0.1 FTE, how do compensation, benefits, and call scale — and is moving to 1.0 FTE an option later?
How many weeks of PTO and CME time are included, and is unused time paid out?
Generated from this posting's disclosed facts and the SalaryDr comparison — bring them to the first recruiter call.
Work Design
Schedule
One or two Thursdays per month, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Olympus Health coordinates and performs physical evaluations for state agencies supporting individuals applying for government services in Florida and multiple other states around the country.
We provide this service one or two Thursdays per month, ensuring there is no conflict with your current professional schedule. Each clinic day typically runs from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, depending on the number of scheduled evaluations.
PERTINENT INFORMATION
As the provider, you will provide disability examinations and evaluations that primarily test the claimant s function and range of motion.
Conduct basic physical evaluations using a structured, easy to follow template
Perform assessments solely for the purpose of assisting the State of Florida in determining eligibility for government programs
Document findings clearly and professionally
Not establish a doctor patient relationship
Not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice
Not determine whether a claimant qualifies for benefits
We schedule each clinic about 6-8 weeks in advance and can work around your current professional schedule. Payment is issued immediately upon completion of the charts, so there is no waiting for billing.
We will pay $60 per patient seen for the conducting of these physicals. That comes out to be about $100-$120 an hour. On average you can expect to conduct about 14-16 physicals during the 1 day/month clinic.