A large healthcare system in Massachusetts is seeking a neurohospitalist for their hospital just outside of Boston.

They have an award-winning Primary Stroke Center program and Center for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine. This 373-bed, Level 3 Trauma Center provides comprehensive health care for the over 325,000 residents in the North Shore region of Massachusetts. The Neurology Department offers advanced diagnostics and treatment for a wide range of neurological conditions, and prioritizes a patient-centered approach while valuing their dedicated medical professionals.

Position Highlights:
- Dedicated neurohospitalist opportunity
- 8:30a-4:30p schedule and 40-hour work week
- Provide consultation and management for diverse range of neurological conditions
- Participate in multi-disciplinary rounds and care plan development
- Contribute to academics/research (optional)
- Participate in on-call coverage
- Fellowship training in vascular neurology or neurocritical care preferred but not required
- Faculty appointment available

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