Child Neurology - Open Rank
university of north carolina chapel hillChapel Hill (NC)
Child Neurology - Open Rank
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university of north carolina chapel hillChapel Hill (NC)
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About the role
Position Details: Working Title: Child Neurology – Open Rank
Position Type: Permanent Faculty
Appointment Type: Open Rank
Location: North Carolina, US
Hours per week:
40 Position Summary
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Division of Pediatric Neurology is seeking a board‑eligible or board‑certified neurologist at the Assistant, Associate, or Professor level with a strong interest in clinical trials, research, and clinical service in Child Neurology. Key responsibilities include participation in ongoing pediatric neurology and neurodevelopmental clinical trials through the Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities and the UNC Neurology Clinical Trials Unit, growth and direction of additional pediatric clinical trials, and leadership in multidisciplinary epilepsy care—including surgery, vagus nerve stimulation, and ketogenic diet. The division offers a competitive salary and benefits package, extensive faculty career‑development support, and access to a comprehensive Level IV epilepsy program and multiple specialty clinics (including neurofibromatosis, pediatric sleep medicine, SMA, and pediatric epilepsy). The department is actively expanding programs in neonatal neurology, pediatric stroke, and neurocritical care with strong institutional support. Minimum Education and Experience RequirementsM.D., D.O., or equivalent medical degree. Board certified or board eligible in neurology. Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience Clinical and/or research interests in child neurology. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement
The University is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes all to apply without regard to age, color, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.
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