The successful candidate will have knowledge and practical skills in the diagnosis and care of patients with neurologic disease. This faculty member will provide specialized care for patients with neurologic disease and will be responsible for teaching this discipline to medical students and residents. The candidate will develop a program in sports neurology.

1. Teaching 10%
   1. Presentation of lectures, seminars, conferences and rounds for residents and students (Years II, III and IV).
   2. Participate in Neurology grand rounds (attend weekly, present periodically).
   3. Participate in the basic science and other didactic curricula for neurology residents.
   4. Conduct clinical (bedside and otherwise) teaching of neurology and other house staff and medical students in the outpatient clinic and during rounds on inpatient service at assigned hospital(s).
2. Service (Patient Care) 80%
   1. Develop and maintain a professional practice in accordance with departmental policy and the University practice plan (SIU Healthcare).
   2. Conduct 5-6 half -days of outpatient clinics per week including supervision of resident clinic and access for general neurology except when staffing the inpatient service.
      1. Interpret EEGs and long-term monitoring EEGs.
      2. Participate in evaluation of patients for epilepsy surgery, including noninvasive and invasive video EEG monitoring and electrocorticography.
      3. Supervise and interpret intra-operative monitoring studies.
      4. Provide inpatient care through consultations and, when appropriate, principal care as part of weekly rotations on the neurology inpatient service at assigned hospital(s).
      5. Provide outreach outpatient clinics as needed.
      6. Administration 5%
         1. Serve on university, departmental and hospital committees as needed.
         2. Participate in scheduled meetings as a member of the hospital staff at St. John's Hospital, Springfield Memorial Hospital, Decatur Memorial Hospital and other partners as needed.
      7. Research 5%
   3. (Time devoted to research will be raised or lowered depending on a faculty member's productivity and career goals. Time in research can/will be moved to teaching or clinical service, accordingly.)
      1. Participate in clinical trials of new therapies for neurologic disease.
      2. Participate in multi-center clinical trials of new therapies for epilepsy disorders.
      3. Publish research in peer reviewed journals and in other suitable scientific media.
      4. Present at regional, national and international scientific meetings.

• board certified/eligible in neurology and/or neurocritical care
• eligible to apply for a valid Illinois medical license prior to employment.
• sensitive to the needs of underrepresented minority populations

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