Neurointensivist
neurocritical care societyAkron (OH)
About the role
Cleveland Clinic is seeking full-timeneurointensiviststo join a growing neurological intensive care team. The applicant should beBC/BE, having completed fellowship training in neurocritical care with strong interest in clinical critical care, clinical research, and teaching. The Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Neurological intensive care unit is a 22 bed state of the art unit with a two bed expansion set for this year. This academic program focuses on clinical excellence and is managed in house 24/7/365 by 8 neurointensivists, 7 nurse practitioners, and 4 Fellows with additional resident support from Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Anesthesia. Current projects include expansion of Tele-NeuroICU projects both nationally and internationally, work with a Mobile stroke treatment unit, and expansion to regional Cleveland Clinic hospitals. The ideal candidate to fill this dynamic position will focus on superb clinical care and will command a competitive salary enhanced by an attractive benefits package and a collegial multi-disciplinary work environment.
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