Inpatient and Outpatient Neurology Opportunities at Leading Neurosciences Program in Columbus, Ohio

A nationally recognized, not-for-profit health system in Columbus, Ohio is hiring inpatient and outpatient neurologists to service a growing need in Central Ohio. This is an opportunity to join one of the largest comprehensive Neuroscience programs in the country. This is a nationally recognized, innovative healthcare system delivering world-class patient care.

Columbus Stroke Highlights:
• Join a group of vascular neurologists to cover one of the largest stroke programs in the region
• Coverage through a traditional stroke service supported by trained APPs and a Telemedicine stroke network
• Comprehensive Stroke Center with 1,059 beds (200 thrombectomy cases/year), four Primary Stroke Center and region's mobile stroke unit
• Research opportunities through Research Institute, if desired (involved with many leading clinical trials such as DAWN, SWIFT Prime, ESCAPE-NA1, etc.)
• Typical day consists of 10 new patients and 12 follow-ups
• Clinical duties include the daily management of stroke service patients and provision of evaluative services for those with urgent procedural need for symptomatic or asymptomatic carotid stenosis.
• Rounding in-person with the help on an APP
• Epic for EMR
• Monday-Friday schedule includes rotating through clinic and virtual rounding

Columbus Epilepsy Highlights:
• Join an established practice that provides multidisciplinary and comprehensive care through collaborative efforts with epileptologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons and more
• Inpatient and outpatient opportunity (EMU, LTM, EEG Reading, OP Clinic) based out of the Level 4 NAEC epilepsy center in Columbus and outreach locations throughout the healthcare system
• Full spectrum of surgical procedures and access to the latest technology for epilepsy surgery (invasive monitoring including stereo-EEG, grids, as well as VNS, RNS, DBS, laser ablation)
• Dedicated full-time Social Worker (LISW)
• Three dedicated full-time Nurses
• Two dedicated full-time Advanced Practice Nurses
• Research opportunities through the health system's Research Institute, if desired
• Opportunity to be part of a world-class Neuroscience program and service line
• Competitive salaries and bonuses
• Fellowship Stipend available for those who qualify
• Generous student loan repayment of up to $80,000 and $8,000 for relocation assistance
• Comprehensive benefits package inclusive of paid time off, CME, and wellness offerings to support work life balance
• Epic EMR System

Columbus Access Clinic and Cognitive/Behavioral Highlights:
• 2 positions available at Neuroscience Wellness Center
• 100% Cognitive/Behavioral volume
• Opportunity to step into immediate volume and build a practice quickly
• Average of 6-8 patients per day
• Zero hospital call required
• Director of Cognitive Neurology title available for interested candidates
• Geriatricians are also on site
• Work out of an outpatient access clinic
• Dedicated RN, Full-time social worker, and plans to hire APPs
• Opportunities are available for dedicated research time
• Resident/fellowship stipend available for those who qualify
• $25k training stipend available for current trainees

Northern Columbus Hospital and Position Highlights:
• 326-bed hospital
• Northcentral Ohio’s only full-service hospital
• Primary Stroke Center
• Conveniently located between Columbus and Cleveland, 65 miles from each
• General neurology opportunity
• Ability to read EEG or EMG welcome but not required
• Non-burdensome call schedule
• No stroke call
• Substantial growth opportunity within the central Ohio market
• Primarily outpatient position, with some inpatient responsibility
• Competitive compensation package including, sign-on bonus, relocation expenses, student loan repayment, and resident/fellowship stipend available for those who qualify
• J-1 visa waivers available
• $50k training stipend available for current trainees

Southern Columbus Position Highlights:
• 45 minutes south of Columbus
• BE/BC General Neurologist
• Primarily outpatient position
• Someone trained to do EM/G’s is preferred, but not necessary
• If EMG trained, a neurologist can expect to interpret EMGs 4-5 days a week
• Subspecialty trained is welcomed but this is primarily a general neurology position
• Looking for someone to serve the local community, who can build relationships with other physicians is key.
• Someone who could educate the primary care physicians is helpful as well