A main campus academic center in West Virginia is seeking Division Chiefs in Epilepsy, Neuromuscular Medicine and Memory Disorders, while simultaneously recruiting for junior neurologists with interests in epilepsy, pediatric neurology faculty, and outpatient general neurology both at their main campus and the greater community network.

Main Campus Northern WV Highlights:
• 690-bed tertiary care center
• Level 1 trauma center
• Comprehensive Stroke Center
• EMG and EEG lab integrated into outpatient clinic space
• Competitive academic salary & benefits
• J-1 Visa Waiver & H-1b visa support available

Epilepsy Division Chief and Epilepsy Staff Position Highlights:
• At least ten year's of experience is preferred for Division Chief
• Epilepsy surgery experience is preferred for Division Chief candidate
• Level 4 Epilepsy Center with a 6-bed EMU
• Ability to read continuous and routine EEGs
• Teaching opportunities for fellows, residents, and medical students
• Work alongside Adult and Pediatric Epilepsy/Functional Surgeons

Memory Disorders Division Chief Position Highlights:
• Lead a team of neurologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists, geriatricians, nurses, and social workers
• Initiate and participate in clinical trials for AD and related dementias
• Teaching opportunities for fellows, residents, and medical students
• Rehabilitation and speech therapy supported in clinic

Neuromuscular Medicine Division Chief Highlights:
• Chief of Neuromuscular Medicine opportunity is available – The new hire would work with two current neuromuscular specialists
• Majority clinical position, but candidates with research interests may be supported
• Assist with EMGs
• EMG and EEG lab integrated into outpatient clinic space
• Competitive academic salary & benefits
• Active multidisciplinary ALS Clinic
• MDA Clinic

Pediatric Neurology Highlights:
• General and sub-specialized neurologists are encouraged to apply
• 100% child neurology volume
• Work alongside pediatric neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuropsychologists, etc.
• The only epilepsy monitoring unit in the state equipped to serve children
• New 150-bed Children’s Hospital