Welcome to the world of Behavioral Neurology at White Plains Hospital, where we are dedicated to understanding and treating neurological conditions that impact cognition, memory, and behavior. While occasional forgetfulness or mood changes can be normal, persistent cognitive or behavioral issues may indicate a deeper neurological condition requiring expert care. Our Behavioral Neurology team, part of White Plains Hospital Physician Associates, works closely with patients to diagnose and manage a range of disorders, including Alzheimer's disease, frontotemporal dementia, Parkinson's-related cognitive impairment, traumatic brain injury, stroke-related cognitive changes, and other neurodegenerative conditions. Through comprehensive evaluations, including neurological exams, cognitive assessments, and advanced imaging, we ensure accurate diagnoses and early intervention, which can significantly improve quality of life.
Our skilled specialists prioritize treatments that optimize cognitive function and emotional well-being while minimizing side effects, supporting long-term brain health. Whether providing advanced diagnostic care, utilizing cutting-edge technology, or collaborating within a multidisciplinary team, our healthcare professionals are committed to patient-centered neurological care. Join White Plains Hospital, where your expertise is valued, your skills are developed, and your wellness is supported through comprehensive benefits.
Benefits:
Be your best self with our rewards and benefits.
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, and Flex Spending Accounts
Flexible Schedules
Tuition Assistance
Annual Continuing Medical Education Stipend
403(b) with Company Contribution Program
457 Savings Plan
On-Site Wellness Support
Salary Information
$186,000 - $310,000
Role Responsibilities:
Let your skills shine as a Behavioral Neurologist.
With no two patients or days alike, you'll collaborate to provide out-of-the-box, patient-focused strategies. Here are a few of the responsibilities you can expect:
Evaluate and manage neurobehavioral disorders like dementia, traumatic brain injuries, and movement disorders affecting cognition and behavior.
Work with neurologists, psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, and therapists to provide comprehensive patient care.
Develop treatment plans, educate families, and advocate for policies related to brain health and neurodegenerative diseases.
Qualifications:
What you'll need as a Behavioral Neurologist.
Graduate from an accredited Medical School.
Board Certified or Board Eligible Neurologist.
Fellowship trained in Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry.
Active New York Medical License.
