Neurology Physician
$290,000 per year
ApplyNeurology Physician
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$290,000 per year
About the role
- Affiliation: St. Joseph s Hospital (no hospital call required)
- Research: 20+ clinical trials, 5 research coordinators, with separate research compensation
- EMR: Intuitive EMR for Neurologists Easy to use
- Collaborative & Supportive Environment: Collaborate with a dedicated team while enjoying robust resources and ongoing support. Position and Benefits:
- Focus: Pain management, Migraines, Alzheimer's, Epilepsy, Parkinson's
- Salary: $290K for the first six months, with adjustments based on scheduling growth
- Contract: 2-year commitment (90-day exit notice)
- Options: W-2 full-time or 1099 independent contractor
- Housing Stipend: $600/month, payable to the rental or housing authority (not the doctor), for housing within 10 miles of 85004
- Clinic Ownership: Potential after four years, contingent on performance
- Practice Autonomy: Independent practice without hospital bureaucracy.
- Collaborative Teamwork: Work with a dedicated team and with ample support and resources.
- Board-certified or board-eligible neurologist with at least 2 years of experience
- Comfortable with real-time EMR documentation and managing a daily patient load
- Open to clinical research participation (with separate compensation)
- Self-sufficient in inpatient care, inbox management, and prescription oversight Why Phoenix?
- Mild climate and year-round outdoor activities
- Major sports teams, a vibrant downtown, and a rich cultural scene
- Affordable living, strong schools, and convenient access to an international airport How to Apply: Contact Ryan JordanJordan Search Consultants
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