What are the responsibilities and job description for the Neurohospitalist and Outpatient ... position at Student Interest Group in Neurology at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine?
A large health system in Eastern Tennessee is excited to hire outpatient-focused neurologists and neurohospitalists to join their program. Outpatient neurologists with subspecialty training in MS/Neuroimmunology, Alzheimer's/Cognitive/Behavioral Neurology, Movement Disorders, and Epilepsy would be extremely well-supported and could have nearly 100% subspecialty volume from the start.
Neurohospitalists will be part of a well-established team, working a 7on/7off schedule with two other neurohospitalists and mid-level provider support. Flexibility is available for those interested in an inpatient/outpatient mix.
There are currently 8 neurologists in the area covering a catchment area of over 500,000.
Practice Highlights
Neurohospitalists will be part of a well-established team, working a 7on/7off schedule with two other neurohospitalists and mid-level provider support. Flexibility is available for those interested in an inpatient/outpatient mix.
There are currently 8 neurologists in the area covering a catchment area of over 500,000.
Practice Highlights
- Employed Neurology Practice
- 348-bed hospital
- Level 1 trauma center
- Primary Stroke Center
- Support for EEG, EMG, Evoked Potentials, and additional equipment
- Immediate Volume for Cognitive/Behavioral, MS, Movement Disorders, and Epilepsy specialists
- Research Support Available
- No Hospital call for outpatient neurologists
- Two EEG Technicians
- Teaching Encouraged through primary care and internal medicine residency programs
- 7on/7off schedule for neurohospitalists
- Compensation and Benefits: Competitive salary, aggressive signing incentives, generous relocation allowance, paid malpractice, full benefits (retirement, medical/dental/vision/vacation)