Neuromuscular Neurologist: EMG, ALS Center, Teaching

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stony brook universityStony Brook (NY)

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Stony Brook University’s Department of Neurology seeks neuromuscular neurologists to join our team. Clinically, you will perform nerve conduction/EMG studies and contribute to the ALS Center of Excellence, with inpatient general neurology service duties aligned to department requirements. You will teach medical students, residents, neurophysiology fellows, and EMG technologists; research interests are strongly desirable for this appointment. Start date is ASAP and non-tenure track appointment.

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