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Neurocritical Care Faculty Neurologist

Posted 2 days ago

cedarssinai health systemNew Market (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350000 - 450000 per year

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About the role

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center seeks a neurocritical care-trained neurologist to provide and supervise care in its high-acuity Neuro-ICU while helping advance clinical programs, quality initiatives, research, and education. The role includes collaborative leadership, grant development, mentorship, and scholarship focused on acute brain dysfunction and recovery after critical illness. Provide or co-manage care for neurocritically ill patients in the Neuro-ICU. Supervise and coordinate care by residents, fellows, and advanced practice providers. Provide consultative neurocritical care services across the Medical Center. Lead or participate in clinical program development, quality improvement, safety, and performance initiatives. Conduct or support neurocritical care research and participate in grant applications. Teach and mentor trainees and junior faculty, and contribute to scholarship and professional service. Neurocritical care Neurologic critical care Neuro-ICU patient management Clinical supervision Consultative care Quality improvement Patient safety and performance improvement ICU triage and throughput optimization Clinical research Grant development Medical degree (MD or DO) Neurology residency training Neurocritical care fellowship training Board certification or eligibility in Neurology and Neurocritical Care

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