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David Careers

Assistant or Associate Professor / Neuro-Immunologist & General Neurologist

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american society for experimental neurotherapeuticsPortland (ME)
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About the role

Overview: Assistant or Associate Professor / Neuro-Immunologist & General Neurologist— Portland, Oregon. This faculty position is in the Department of Pediatrics at OHSU/Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Posting details: Requisition ID 2026-40437. Faculty/Provider, Regular Full-Time, 1.0 FTE. Department: Pediatric Department. Salary: competitive and commensurate with experience. Drug testing: Yes. Function/Duties of PositionThe Division of Pediatric Neurology provides clinical care to pediatric patients at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, a 151-bed hospital-within-a-hospital affiliated with OHSU. The division emphasizes scholarship, research, advocacy, teaching, and high-quality clinical care. This position may serve as a consultant to other inpatient services, with the majority of clinical service delivered in outpatient clinics or virtually. The role includes specialized care for children and adolescents with autoimmune, inflammatory, and demyelinating disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system, while maintaining a broad general pediatric neurology practice. The position shares night and weekend on-call responsibilities. The division supports educational activities for medical students, residents, and clinical care teams, and offers intensified training and mentorship to pediatric and adult neurology residents. Members are encouraged to participate in translational research and clinical trials.
Required Qualifications: MD or DO, eligible for Oregon medical licensure, DEA certificate, board certified or board eligible in Pediatric Neurology.
Additional Details: Apply online. Please upload a Cover Letter and Resume or CV. For reference, PI285889337.

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