Neuromuscular Neurologist

Posted 6 days ago

ssm healthSt Louis (MO)

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About the role

SSM Health and SLUCare are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Neuromuscular Neurologist to join our nationally recognized team in St. Louis, Missouri. This is a unique opportunity to work alongside two seasoned providers within the only Nationally Certified ALS Clinic in the state. Join a robust, multidisciplinary team delivering cutting-edge neuromuscular care while enjoying academic and research opportunities in a supportive environment. Practice Info Nationally Certified ALS Clinic in the state Multidisciplinary clinic model where ALS patients receive comprehensive care from a team including a dietician, speech therapist, PT/OT, social worker, and the clinic director all in a single 4-hour visit Pediatric collaboration featuring a monthly rotation at Cardinal Glennon for pediatric EMG and muscle biopsy Neuromuscular APP joining post-Labor Day

Responsibilities: Provide neuromuscular patient care, nerve conduction studies, and EMGs Work 1 dedicated day per week in the EMG lab under the direction of the director Participate in a monthly rotation at Cardinal Glennon for pediatric EMG and muscle biopsy Shift & Schedule Flexible schedule with a balanced mix of clinic, procedures, and call Call responsibility of 8-10 weeks per year in 1-week stints, with overnight call taken from home

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