PMR Physician (EMG) in Greater Philadelphia - Profit Sharing Potential
affinity executive searchCoatesville (PA)
PMR Physician (EMG) in Greater Philadelphia - Profit Sharing Potential
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affinity executive searchCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
As a PMR Physician specializing in EMG, you will assess and guide treatment for neuromuscular conditions through electrodiagnostic testing. You’ll work across a multi-site rehabilitation network in the Greater Philadelphia suburbs, supporting evidence-based care without surgical duties. You’ll interpret EMG/NCS results to shape patient plans and collaborate with cross-functional teams. This role offers flexible hours, meaningful impact on patient outcomes, and potential profit sharing within a growing footprint. Compensation / Benefits 401(k) with employer contribution and profit-sharing Medical, dental, vision Employer-paid life insurance for eligible full-time physicians Generous vacation and sick time 7 paid holidays
Responsibilities:
Perform and interpret EMG and nerve conduction studies to support treatment planning Evaluate common neuromuscular conditions (radiculopathy, neuropathies, nerve injuries) Document clinical findings and EHR reports with clear communication to patients and care teams Contribute to a collaborative, referral-network-driven care pathway Provide patient education and procedural explanations to support informed decisions
Key requirements:
BE/BC Neurology or PM&R/Physiatry ABEM certification preferred Pennsylvania license or eligibility Minimum 1 year of EMG/NCS experience in a medical setting Experience evaluating neuromuscular conditions such as radiculopathy and neuropathies Proficiency in EMG/NCS interpretation and clinical reporting Strong patient communication skills Effective communication Patient-centered approach Clinical documentation EMG/NCS interpretation clinical reporting EHR documentation
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