Neurology Physician

Posted 19 days ago

archway physician recruitmentBurlington (MA)

Neurologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Headache Neurologist opening in Burlington, MA Full-Time Outpatient Headache Medicine Academic-Affiliated OnsiteAn academic-affiliated Neurology program in the Greater Boston area is seeking a full-time Headache Neurologist to provide specialized care for patients with complex headache disorders. Opportunity Highlights: Specialized outpatient Headache Medicine role Treat chronic migraine, cluster headaches, and secondary headache disorders Perform procedural interventions, including Botox injections and peripheral nerve blocks Access to advanced therapies, including CGRP monoclonal antibodies, neuromodulation, Botox, and nerve blocks Collaborate with neurosurgery, pain management, and behavioral health Participate in clinical trials and headache-focused research opportunities Provide a few weeks per year of inpatient neurology coverage Teach and mentor residents and fellows Flexible scheduling options with strong administrative support

Compensation and Benefits:

Excellent salary
Comprehensive benefits package
Generous CME allowance
Additional details to be discussed during the interview process

Candidate Requirements:

MD or DOBoard Eligible or Board Certified in Neurology
Headache Medicine fellowship training preferredUCNS certification preferred
Massachusetts medical license or eligibility
Patient-centered approach to chronic headache and pain management

Burlington, Massachusetts offers a desirable Greater Boston location with suburban comfort, strong schools, dining, shopping, and convenient access to Boston, the New England coastline, and the mountains.

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