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Dustoff1970
Here is more C&P BS put out by another admin at another forum location (not this one)
"You do realize that a NP is more than capable of completing a C&P exam right? This isn't someone treating you for some rare condition. Any bachelors of nursing student in their final year could likely read your medical records and do a c&p exam."
This is the very reason why the many many BVA appeal decisions rule against a VARO rater claim denial because the BVA finds the C&P examiner's negative exam opinion against the vet to be defective or inadequate and in many decisions such as my two recent appeals the BVA compares the VA examiner's credential or lack of to the private doctor's favorable opinion and his many years of medical expertise experience to include professional qualifications such as surgeon or specialist.
Often even without a doctor's MO supporting the vet the BVA will still rule against the examiner's negative opinion when weighing the other positive medical evidence in the record for the vet against the dufus examiner's non qualified judgement negative opinion. The whole ****** system is corrupt as hell at the initial VARO decision level.
These VA and contractor C&P examiners do a h*** of a lot more than review medical records as the inexperience booboos make critical judgement calls as to whether or not the veteran's disability is related to military service or another service connected medical issue and gives excuse for VARO rater denial of the initial claim.
Please seek advice from experienced members of this forum before listening too another
My comment is not legal advice as I am not a lawyer, paralegal or VSO
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Dustoff1970
Here is more C&P BS put out by another admin at another forum location (not this one) "You do realize that a NP is more than capable of completing a C&P exam right? This isn't someone tre
63Charlie
If a vet is caught lying, they can be criminally prosecuted. VA C&P examiners are not held to the same standard. If they were, the prisons wouldn't hold all of them, IMO.
Carl the Engineer
Well, to add to the argument, the Veteran has a hard time or delayed time to try and get copies of third party exams. So, not only are the exams not good enough for the VA, the Veteran can't get thei
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