Neurologist: Part-Time

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associated medical centers of illinoisChicago (IL)

Neurologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$390,000 per year

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About the role

Associated Medical Centers of Illinois At AMCI, we are dedicated to providing quality medical services to our patients. We specialize in the evaluation, management, and rehabilitation of injuries arising from work, automobile accidents, or other trauma. Our goal is to enable patients to return to a productive work life and enjoyable personal leisure activities in the shortest possible time, while doing so safely. We are looking for energetic and enthusiastic providers to join our care team in giving patients the best care possible to get them back to their best selves.

Job Description: We are seeking a Board-Certified Neurologist to assist in the neurological evaluation and management of patients with a focus on Traumatic Brain Injuries and/or to perform Operative Neuromonitoring remotely. This is a Part‑time Independent Contractor Position. Practice one day per week or two half days at either our Oak Park or Beverly Park offices. Oak Park Medical Center: 6326 Roosevelt Road, Oak Park, IL 60304.Beverly Park Medical Center: 11012 S. Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60643.Please submit resume for further consideration along with your work availability and desired pay range. Perks and PayCompetitive Pay from $200 per hour. Flexible Scheduling. Convenient Parking. Energetic and Friendly Work Environment. For more information about our company, please visit our website: www.associatedmedcenters.com

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