Medical Evaluator Senior

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Requirements

Considerable knowledge of medical terminology
Familiarity with various drugs, their effects, and interactions with other drugs
Knowledge of medical conditions and their impact on driving ability
Considerable experience and skill operating a computer and navigating through multiple computer applications
Experience reading, explaining, and applying statutes, regulations, and policies
Experience managing complex medical cases and collaborating with legal and medical professionals
Current RN or LPN Virginia state licensure or eligible to practice in Virginia under the interstate compact
Experience practicing as an RN or LPN in a professional governmental setting preferred

Responsibilities

Evaluate medical and vision reports, court-ordered incapacitation reports, and crash reports to determine driver eligibility under DMV policy
Respond to inquiries from customers, physicians, attorneys, and court personnel regarding medical reviews and license eligibility
Process medical review requests for CDLs, bioptic-telescopic (BTL) lens certifications, disability waivers, and SPEs (Skills Performance Evaluations)
Ensure all medical review actions comply with DMV policies, state laws, and federal regulations
Contribute to special projects aimed at improving DMV’s medical review processes and enhancing driver safety

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