Pediatric Neurology Opportunties at Boys Town National Research Hospital

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Come Change Lives with Boys Town National Research Hospital! Now Recruiting 3 Specialized Pediatric Neurologists Join the region’slargest pediatric neuroscience teamat Boys Town National Research Hospital (BTNRH), a unique specialty-focused hospital with a strong emphasis on neuroscience and translational research. BTNRH is the first pediatric hospital in Nebraska with aLevel 4 Epilepsy Program. Our neuroscience team has access toadvanced diagnostic facilities, including outpatient EEG/EMG, 6-bed inpatient Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, 3T MRI and state‑of‑the‑art magnetoencephalography (MEG).The combination of a small inpatient service and lack of Emergency Room facilities allows BTNRH to maintain its strong specialty focus and multidisciplinary clinics while providingideal work‑life balancefor clinicians. Advance your career with acollaborative teamdedicated to making a difference in Pediatric Neurology. See the position descriptions below and send your CV to Stacie Wiese, Talent Acquisition Partner, at stacie.wiese@boystown.org, or call 531-355-3117.Required Qualifications Doctor of Medicine degree from an accredited medical school. Accredited Residency and/or Fellowship Training in Neuromuscular medicine and Child Neurology leading to eligibility for Board Certification in the subspecialty of child neurology. Possess or obtain and maintain Board Certification in Neurology with special qualifications in child neurology by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Medical licensure in the State of Nebraska. Ability to qualify for and maintain hospital staff privileges at Boys Town National Research Hospital.1. Pediatric Neurologist Diagnoses, treats and manages pediatric patients suffering from central nervous system disorders. Coordinates the development of pediatric neurology services at Boys Town National Research Hospital (BTNRH). Involved in clinical research, clinical trials, as well as basic research and translational research. Participates as a member of multidisciplinary teams.2. Pediatric Epileptologist Diagnoses, treats and manages pediatric patients suffering from central nervous system disorders. May also be involved in clinical research, clinical trials, basic research and translational research.3. Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Neurologist Work with our rapidly expanding Neurodevelopmental team to diagnose, treat and manage pediatric patients suffering from specific neurologic and developmental disorders, mainly including autism, Down Syndrome and developmental disorders related to neurogenetic conditions. This role may also include involvement in clinical research, clinical trials, basic research and translational research.

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