A large health system in Pensacola, Florida, is seeking additional neurologists to join their growing neurosciences program.
The health system has expanded its services and recently earned certification as a comprehensive stroke center.
They are looking to add neurologists in several subspecialties, including Neurohospitalist, Epilepsy, and Movement Disorders.
These roles offer immediate access to a strong patient base, with ample opportunities for both research and teaching.
Position Highlights:
• Neurohospitalist: Primary need for neurohospitalists for the General and Epilepsy Neurohospitalist Service.
Vascular Neurologists are also welcome to join the Stroke Team.
• Epilepsy: Opportunities for epilepsy-trained specialists to join a growing program with access to an active EMU and epilepsy surgery.
• Movement Disorders: Contribute to the growth of the Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) program and work in an outpatient-focused environment with no hospital call for Movement Disorders.
• Tele-Stroke: Tele-stroke services in place to support stroke care.
• Research & Teaching: Opportunities for clinical research and academic involvement, including teaching for the local graduate medical education program.
• Work Schedule: 7 on/7 off schedule for Neurohospitalist positions.
• Collaborative Environment: Join a highly supportive team of neurologists and APPs dedicated to comprehensive care.
• Lucrative Compensation: Competitive salary with quality bonuses, call pay, and RVU-based incentives.
Hospital Highlights:
• Level I Trauma Center
• 566-bed hospital serving southern Alabama and the Florida panhandle area
• 16-bed dedicated Neuro ICU
• 2-bed EMU & 8 portable EEG monitors
• Endovascular and neuroradiology support
• A supportive team of physicians and subspecialists
About Pensacola, Florida:
Pensacola is renowned for its beautiful beaches, vibrant cultural scene, and family-friendly atmosphere.
The area offers excellent schools, a strong economy, and abundant recreational options, including parks, golf courses, and an active arts scene.
The region's medical catchment area serves over 1.2 million people, including southern Alabama and the Florida panhandle
#J-18808-Ljbffr