Surgical Neurophysiologist
pursuitCorpus Christi (TX)
About the role
We are partnered with an established national provider of intraoperative neuromonitoring and EEG services to hire experienced Surgical Neurophysiologists across Corpus Christi, TX!This role is designed for an experienced neurophysiologist seeking clinical autonomy, complex case exposure, and a more balanced practice environment with supportive leadership and minimal micromanagement. Needs to live in/ near Corpus Christi!! đź“ŤHighlights Work-life balance than many groups in the space Limited call rotation Family-oriented culture Low-micromanagement environment Strong clinical team
Key Responsibilities:
Perform intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring during surgical procedures Support spine, neuro, ENT, and related cases Identify and communicate significant waveform changes in real time Operate and troubleshoot monitoring equipment during procedures Maintain accurate intraoperative documentation
Qualifications:
CNIM certified or CNIM-eligible 2+ years of IONM / neuromonitoring experience Experience across multiple modalities Experience supporting spine, neuro, ENT, and cardiovascular procedures Strong communication and intraoperative decision-making skills Clinical background required
Benefits:
Comprehensive health benefitsPTO401(k) with company match Bonus opportunity This is an excellent opportunity for a neurophysiologist seeking strong case exposure, a supportive culture, and a more sustainable long-term platform. If you're interested, apply or send your resume to jcrowley@pursuitsalessolutions.com
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