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Neurology Physician Assistant

Posted 5 days ago

marylandChevy Chase (MD)

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Advanced Practice Provider - APP PA/NP- Neurology Focus Neurology experience OR must be bilingual (Spanish-English) Full-Time Direct Hire Silver Spring, MD Position Overview We are urgently seeking a dedicated Advanced Practice Provider (Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) to join our clinic inSilver Spring, Maryland. This full-time direct hire role offers a dynamic mix of outpatient clinic work and inpatient hospital coverage, with flexible scheduling for the right candidate.
Key Responsibilities: Split daily hours (e.g., 8 AM - 5 PM) between patient care clinic and hospital settings. Provide neurology-focused care, including assessments, treatments, and follow-ups. Cover hospital call a few days per month (e.g., one full weekend), with details negotiable during interviews.
Qualifications: Active APP licensure in Maryland (NP or PA). Neurology experienceORbilingual proficiency in Spanish and English (Spanish fluency compensates for lack of neurology experience). Strong clinical skills in outpatient/inpatient neurology settings. Excellent patient communication and teamwork abilities.
What We Offer: Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits. Flexible call schedule tailored to your availability. Opportunity to make an immediate impact in a high-demand neurology practice. A K A S H M I S H R A The Provider Finder Recruiter

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