Open Rank - Cognitive Behavioral Neurologist
university of virginiaVirginia (MN)
Open Rank - Cognitive Behavioral Neurologist
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university of virginiaVirginia (MN)
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About the role
Overview:
The Department of Neurology at the University of Virginia seeks applicants for a tenure‑eligible or tenured faculty position for its Memory Disorder Program. The incumbent will devote a majority of effort to clinical responsibilities in the cognitive and behavioral neurologic clinic, anti‑amyloid therapy program, memory and aging care clinic, and associated teaching activities. The incumbent will also dedicate effort to contributing to, and expanding, an active clinical trials research program in dementia. Applicants with an interest in establishing, or demonstrated ability sustaining, an effective extramurally funded, independent research program will also be strongly considered. Rank and tenure status are dependent on qualifications, experience, and scholarly achievement.
Responsibilities:
Clinical duties in cognitive and behavioral neurology clinics, anti‑amyloid therapy program, memory and aging care clinic, teaching activities related to the Memory Disorder Program, and contribution to a clinical trials research program in dementia.
Qualifications:
MD, MD/PhD, DO or other equivalent terminal degree; board-certified or board-eligible in Neurology at the time of hire. Specialized fellowship training in a related field is strongly preferred. Evidence of academic productivity is highly valued.
Application Instructions:
Complete an online application with the following documents: Cover letterCV/resume Statement of contributions or potential contributions to UVA Health ASPIRE values Professional reference list Applicants must complete a background check, drug screen, and health assessment prior to their first day of employment.
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