Neurology Physician
troy medicalDenver (CO)
About the role
Tele-Neurologist Part-Time Flexible Schedule Work from Anywhere Rural Texas
Position Overview:
The Rural Health Hub (RHH) is seeking a Tele-Neurologist to provide high-quality neurological care to patients in rural and medically underserved Texas communities. This flexible, part-time role allows the neurologist to work remotely while trained clinical staff are physically present with the patient. The neurologist will evaluate and manage a broad range of neurological conditions, provide longitudinal specialty care, and collaborate with local primary care providers, therapists, hospitals, and other specialists. The Rural Health Hub ModelRHH uses a hybrid-telehealth model that combines remote specialty expertise with in-person clinical support. Local medical assistants, nurses, or advanced practice providers assist with: History, medications, vital signs, and screening Neurological and physical examination components Connected examination technology Coordination of labs, imaging, EEG, EMG, therapy, referrals, and follow-upCommunication with the patient s local care team This model allows neurologists to provide meaningful ongoing care while using local and regional resources for testing, procedures, and higher levels of care when needed.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct initial and follow-up neurology visits by telehealth
- Evaluate and manage common neurological disorders
- Develop diagnostic and treatment plans
- Review imaging, laboratory results, medications, and prior records
- Order appropriate diagnostic testing and referrals
- Provide longitudinal medication and disease management
- Identify patients requiring urgent or in-person evaluation
- Coordinate care with local clinicians and specialists
- Complete timely documentation and clinical follow-upClinical Scope
- Patients may include those with:
- Headache and migraine
- Epilepsy and seizure disorders
- Neuropathy and radiculopathy
- Tremor and movement disorders
- Parkinson s disease
- Cognitive impairment and dementia
- Multiple sclerosis
- Dizziness and balance disorders
- Stroke and post-stroke follow-upNeuromuscular conditions
- Concussion and traumatic brain injury
Qualifications:
- MD or DO degree
- Board certified or board eligible in Neurology
- Active Texas medical license or eligibility to obtain one
- Strong neurological diagnostic and management skills
- Ability to practice effectively through telehealth
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Commitment to rural and underserved populations
Experience in telemedicine, rural healthcare, or a neurological subspecialty is welcomed but not required.
Schedule and Work Arrangement
Part-time, flexible telehealth schedule
Recurring weekly clinic blocks available
Work remotely with no relocation required
Local clinical personnel present with patients
Scheduling, technology, and care-coordination support provided
Opportunity to expand hours as the network grows
Why Join Rural Health Hub?
Bring neurology care to communities with limited specialist access
Work remotely while maintaining longitudinal patient relationships
Complement an existing practice or academic appointment
Practice within a coordinated care model rather than isolated telemedicine
Reduce delays, travel burdens, and barriers to neurological care
Help build sustainable specialty access across rural TexasAbout Rural Health HubRural Health Hub connects rural healthcare organizations with specialty clinicians, clinical technology, and operational support through a hybrid-telehealth model designed to bring high-quality specialty care closer to home.
Rural Health Hub Expanding Access. Elevating Care.
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