Outpatient-Only Neurology in Coastal New England | No Call

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Outpatient-Only Neurology in Coastal New England | No Call 2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. An independent, not-for-profit community hospital in a picturesque coastal town in Northern New England is seeking a board‑certified or board‑eligible Neurologist to join its established and collaborative care team. This full‑time, outpatient‑focused role offers a rare opportunity to practice in a supportive, patient‑centered environment with minimal inpatient responsibilities. Position Highlights Outpatient-only neurology - no hospital or stroke call Procedural focus: EMGs and Botox for migraines (highly sought service)Bread‑and‑butter neurology: Headache, epilepsy, stroke, Parkinson’s, dementia, MS, muscle disease, sleep disorders Clinic-based EMG lab - all studies performed on-site Strong support staff: Dedicated MAs, APPs, and an administrative team Flexible schedule: Typically 1 admin day/week; current MD alternates full and short weeks for long weekends Volume: 14-16 patients/day (60‑min new, 30‑min follow-up)Practice Structure 1 Full‑Time Neurologist 1 Part‑Time NP + 2 Part‑Time MDs (transitioning out once new hire starts)Recruiting a Full‑Time Neurologist and a new NP to expand capacity Collaborative, supportive leadership that values physician autonomy and work‑life balance Hospital Highlights Independent, not‑for‑profit community hospital known for outstanding patient care and welcoming culture
Neurology Department: 7 physicians across the system, all outpatient‑focused Advanced capabilities: Level III Epilepsy Monitoring Unit with ambulatory and long‑term video EEGEpic EMR used across all sites Strong referral base and reputation for quality and compassion Opportunities for leadership or program development for experienced candidates Please get in touch with Kelsey for more information about this opportunity: Schedule a call: Call/Text:kelsey.hirschman@

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