Movement Disorders Physician 24191

• The treatment model emphasizes pharmacology and both surgical and nonsurgical methods.
• Collaboration with neurosurgical specialists for surgical procedures such as the insertion and programming of deep brain stimulation is a key aspect of the role.
• 1 in 10 inpatient weekend call for general neurology (excluding stroke) with other times covered by a Neurohospitalist.
• The outpatient practice allows for some general neurology work according to the candidates preference.
• Affiliation with a strong neurology residency program provides ample teaching and education opportunities.
• Engagement in research activities with opportunities for collaboration in neurosciences research.

• Competitive compensation package details to be discussed during the site visit. Candidates are encouraged to submit salary expectations.
• Recruitment bonus and relocation assistance.
• Comprehensive fulltime benefits package.
• Malpractice insurance with tail coverage.
• Support for continuing medical education licensure and professional memberships.
• 403b retirement plan with employer contribution and matching.

• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Neurology Required.
• Fellowshiptrained in Movement Disorders Required.
• Michigan license or willingness to obtain Required.
• DEA certification or willingness to obtain Required.
• ACLS & BLS certifications Required.

• ACLS
• BLS
• Board Certified or Board Eligible
• DEA

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