Neuropsychiatrist Physician

Posted 15 days ago

advocate healthWinston Salem (NC)

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About the role

The Department of Neurology at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist/Wake Forest University School of Medicine is recruiting an academic Clinical Neuropsychologist to join our Neuropsychology team. This position offers a dynamic opportunity for an individual at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Position Highlights:
Neuropsychology Team: Join a dynamic team of three adult neuropsychologists, two pediatric neuropsychologists, a health psychologist, several psychometrists, neuropsychology fellows, and office support staff. Primary Responsibility: Provide neuropsychological assessments and treatment to patients with various neurological conditions, including stroke, MS, TBI, epilepsy, dementia, cancer, and movement disorders. Clinical Focus: Dedicated time in the Cancer & Cognition Clinic, as well as participation in the Movement Disorder and Inpatient Neuro-Rehabilitation teams. Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Work closely with other specialties and disciplines within the department, facility, patients, and families to ensure comprehensive patient care. Supervision: Supervise neuropsychology postdoctoral fellows and collaborate with advanced graduate students. Research Opportunities: Robust opportunities for clinical research and collaboration with the academic community.
Qualifications: PhD/PsyD from an APA/CPA approved program in Clinical Psychology with specialization in Clinical Neuropsychology Completion of pre-doctoral internship and two-year, postdoctoral fellowship training in neuropsychologyABPP certified or eligible (Clinical Neuropsychology)Preference is given to an adult focused clinician with training or experience in neuro-oncology movement disorders and/or inpatient rehabilitation North Carolina licensure or eligible For more information or to talk directly to a recruiter, please reach out to Lanesha Henderson at. We look forward to hearing from you!

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