Neurology Cognitive Disorders - Faculty

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usa health systemsEl Paso (TX)

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About the role

Overview: USA Health is transforming medicine along the Gulf Coast, providing advanced care and innovative treatments for the community.

Responsibilities: Provide patient care at USA Health University Hospital, teach medical students and residents, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of health care professionals. Additional duties include stroke coverage with a no more than one in six call frequency per week. Deliver first‑class training experiences for the next generation of physicians and scientists.

Qualifications: BC/BE in Neurology; fellowship training in cognitive disorders strongly preferred. Adjunct experience in neurocognitive disorder care is required. Competitive compensation and benefits for a faculty appointee at either Assistant, Associate Professor, or Professor rank, commensurate with training and academic productivity.

Additional Information: Employees must be in a regular position, working 20 hours or more per week (.50 FTE or greater) to qualify for benefits. EO Employer – minorities, females, veterans, disabilities, sexual orientation, gender identity. Contact Dean Naritoku, MD, Professor and Chair, USA Department of Neurology

Email: dnaritoku@health.southalabama.edu

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