Pediatric Neurology Opportunity, Columbia, SC
prismaColumbia (SC)
Pediatric Neurology Opportunity, Columbia, SC
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prismaColumbia (SC)
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About the role
Pediatric Neurology Opportunity, Columbia, SCPrisma Health Medical Group-Midlands Department of Pediatrics and the University of South Carolina seek a BC/BE pediatric neurologist to provide care in our outpatient center and our free-standing Children's Hospital. Details: Responsibilities include teaching as a faculty member of University of South Carolina School of Medicine at the Assistant or Associate Professor level with rank and salary commensurate with experience. Candidates with appropriate experience will be considered for Division Director. The Pediatric Neurology division is comprised of four pediatric neurologists and two APPs. Supports include social work, child psychiatry, and participation in a Medical Legal Partnership to address socioeconomic determinants. While primarily teaching clinicians, the division is involved in clinical trials and providing care to a diverse patient population with a variety of neurological disorders. All subspecialists serve as consultants with admissions directed to the hospitalist or intensivist service. The division is home to a COE for Tourette's, provides a ketogenic diet program, and manages the EMU.
Highlights:
- Competitive salary
- Paid relocation and malpractice with tail coverage
- Professional allowance
- Generous benefits including retirement, health, dental and vision coverage
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness employer
- Epic EMR
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