ERG | NY | Neurology APP | APPs

Patients with stroke seizure headache and neurodegenerative disease need a clinician who can move from first assessment to a clear plan without losing the person in the diagnosis. You will extend a neurology teams reach shorten time to treatment and make complex care understandable for patients and families. Success shows up in safer transitions fewer missed follow-ups and decisions that hold in clinic and on consult.

• Complete timely neurologic evaluations for new and return patients producing a working diagnosis and plan the collaborating physician can act on the same day.
• Manage a defined panel of headache epilepsy stroke movement and neuromuscular follow-ups so medication changes monitoring and referrals stay on schedule.
• Cut avoidable delays by ordering indicated studies within protocol and escalating red-flag findings before the next handoff.
• Lead visit and discharge education so patients leave knowing warning signs medications and the next appointment reducing preventable returns and no-shows.
• Close documentation the same day to quality and coding standards leaving a record another clinician can trust.
• Coordinate nursing therapy pharmacy and primary care so the plan survives the handoff not only the visit.
• Deliver one measurable improvement each year in throughput education or protocol adherence using clinic data rather than anecdote.

You will practice alongside board-certified neurologists in a mixed outpatient and consult setting with established stroke seizure and headache pathways. Medical assistants nursing and a shared electronic record with order sets support the work. Dedicated templates protected documentation time and scheduled case review with a collaborating physician are built in along with structured onboarding and CME support.

• Graduate of an accredited physician assistant program current NCCPA certification and an active state license or eligibility before start.
• At least two years in neurology hospital medicine or closely related care with ownership of history exam and plan.
• Proven skill with a focused neurologic exam and clear judgment on when imaging or admission cannot wait.
• Working command of common neurologic medications required monitoring and when to escalate.
• Clear communication with patients who have cognitive or language barriers and with consulting teams.
• Electronic-record proficiency that supports quality measures and accurate coding.

• Clinical ownership of visits and plans not rooming or scribing.
• Breadth across stroke epilepsy headache and neurodegenerative care.
• Case review that grows judgment instead of isolating high-risk decisions.
• Schedule time for documentation and teaching not an after-hours tax on quality.
• Room to deepen a subspecialty interest once core performance is established.

If you want the next year measured by patients who leave clearer safer and on a plan that works apply with a resume that shows the panels you managed and the outcomes you owned.