A leading academic medical center in Kentucky is seeking additional neurologists to join their growing faculty. All subspecialty interests would be welcomed, though neurologists focused on movement disorders, stroke, epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology, neuro-telemetry, general neurology, headache, cognitive neurology, neuromuscular medicine, or those practicing as neurohospitalists would be a nice complement to their existing team. Additionally, they would be excited to consider a Director for their Headache Department.
Their dynamic Chair of the Department of Neurology is excited to continue faculty expansion efforts, with extensive support and backing from administration. Join a university-owned faculty practice and medical center, aligning interests across the board. They pride themselves on being supportive of academic and research interests, and flexible when it comes to schedules. Additionally, they’re excited to welcome faculty members who want to bring the latest in diagnostics and therapeutics to their program.
Program Highlights:
- Join faculty of 38 neurologists
- Teach neurology residents (7 residents a year)
- Fellowships in Clinical Neurophysiology; Epilepsy; Geriatric Neurology; Headache Medicine; Movement Disorders; and Vascular Neurology
- Support available from residents and interns, APPs and nurses in both hospital and clinic, and dedicated discharge team
- 569 beds
- 20-bed Neuro ICU
- Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Level 1 Trauma Center
- Level 4 Epilepsy Center, with 12-bed EMU
- Outpatient Infusion Center on campus
- Excellent benefits including retirement contributions, employer assisted housing program, tuition reduction for children at the university, exceptional health, dental, and vision, vacation time, wellness days, and various other discounts and services
Stroke Neurohospitalist details:
- 7on/7off schedule
- Vascular neurologists encouraged to participate in the telestroke program
- Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Teaching and research opportunities
General Neurohospitalist details:
- 7on/7off schedule
- Located at community hospital in downtown Lexington
- Faculty appointment available
Director of Headache & Headache Faculty details:
- Currently doing nerve blocks, trigger point injections, BOTOX
- CT and MRI imaging available
- Volume available for quickly building 100% subspecialized headache practice
- Directorship available for qualified candidates
- Protected time available for Director
- The Director would be expected to help build a comprehensive adult headache program
- Current team exists of one other headache neurologist and 5 headache trained APPs
Movement Disorders details:
- Collaborative relationship for DBS with functional neurosurgeons
- Volume available for someone to become 100% subspecialized in movement disorders
- MRI and PET available
Neuro-ophthalmology details:
- Join a team of two neuro-ophthalmologists
- Majority sub-specialty volume available
- Competitive comp structure with ample opportunities to bonus
Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurotelemetry details:
- Focus on EEG, EMG, or both
- vEEG, routine EEG, ambulatory EEG
- Surface and intramuscular EMG
- Volume available for someone to be full-time telemetry or combination
Epilepsy details:
- Collaborative relationship with dedicated epilepsy neurosurgeon
- vEEG, routine EEG, ambulatory EEG
- Volume to support 100% subspecialized epilepsy neurologist
- Ability to have neurotelemetry time
Cognitive Neurology details:
- Support available from geriatric psychiatry, social workers, neuropsychology, and physical therapy and rehab
- Volume available to be 100% subspecialized
Neuromuscular details:
- Surface and intramuscular EMG
- Neuromuscular ultrasound available
- Volume available to become 100% subspecialized in neuromuscular medicine
- ALS Center
Their dynamic Chair of the Department of Neurology is excited to continue faculty expansion efforts, with extensive support and backing from administration. Join a university-owned faculty practice and medical center, aligning interests across the board. They pride themselves on being supportive of academic and research interests, and flexible when it comes to schedules. Additionally, they’re excited to welcome faculty members who want to bring the latest in diagnostics and therapeutics to their program.
Program Highlights:
- Join faculty of 38 neurologists
- Teach neurology residents (7 residents a year)
- Fellowships in Clinical Neurophysiology; Epilepsy; Geriatric Neurology; Headache Medicine; Movement Disorders; and Vascular Neurology
- Support available from residents and interns, APPs and nurses in both hospital and clinic, and dedicated discharge team
- 569 beds
- 20-bed Neuro ICU
- Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Level 1 Trauma Center
- Level 4 Epilepsy Center, with 12-bed EMU
- Outpatient Infusion Center on campus
- Excellent benefits including retirement contributions, employer assisted housing program, tuition reduction for children at the university, exceptional health, dental, and vision, vacation time, wellness days, and various other discounts and services
Stroke Neurohospitalist details:
- 7on/7off schedule
- Vascular neurologists encouraged to participate in the telestroke program
- Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Teaching and research opportunities
General Neurohospitalist details:
- 7on/7off schedule
- Located at community hospital in downtown Lexington
- Faculty appointment available
Director of Headache & Headache Faculty details:
- Currently doing nerve blocks, trigger point injections, BOTOX
- CT and MRI imaging available
- Volume available for quickly building 100% subspecialized headache practice
- Directorship available for qualified candidates
- Protected time available for Director
- The Director would be expected to help build a comprehensive adult headache program
- Current team exists of one other headache neurologist and 5 headache trained APPs
Movement Disorders details:
- Collaborative relationship for DBS with functional neurosurgeons
- Volume available for someone to become 100% subspecialized in movement disorders
- MRI and PET available
Neuro-ophthalmology details:
- Join a team of two neuro-ophthalmologists
- Majority sub-specialty volume available
- Competitive comp structure with ample opportunities to bonus
Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurotelemetry details:
- Focus on EEG, EMG, or both
- vEEG, routine EEG, ambulatory EEG
- Surface and intramuscular EMG
- Volume available for someone to be full-time telemetry or combination
Epilepsy details:
- Collaborative relationship with dedicated epilepsy neurosurgeon
- vEEG, routine EEG, ambulatory EEG
- Volume to support 100% subspecialized epilepsy neurologist
- Ability to have neurotelemetry time
Cognitive Neurology details:
- Support available from geriatric psychiatry, social workers, neuropsychology, and physical therapy and rehab
- Volume available to be 100% subspecialized
Neuromuscular details:
- Surface and intramuscular EMG
- Neuromuscular ultrasound available
- Volume available to become 100% subspecialized in neuromuscular medicine
- ALS Center
Access to large metropolitan area
Attractive schedule options available
Excellent schools nearby
Research support available
Visa support available
Well organized and managed practice
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Position #3771-1 |
Specialty: Neurology |
Subspecialty: Cognitive/Behavioral/Alzheimer's/Dementia, Clinical Neurophysiology (EEG or EMG), EEG, EMG, Epilepsy, General Neurology, Headache, Movement Disorders, Neurohospitalist, Neuromuscular, Neuro-ophthalmology, Stroke |
Compensation: $200,000 - $250,000 |
Region: South |