Child Neurologist, faculty appointment

*open to filling as a Section Chief

Position offers excellent base salary, two tier bonus incentive plan, faculty appointment, research, pension plan, retirement savings plan, relocation assistance, hire-on incentives (Carilion Clinic is a not for profit health system and qualifies as a certifiable employer for the FSLFP, Federal Student Loan Forgiveness Program).

Carilion Children's is recruiting for additional Child Neurologists to join their team in the Department of Pediatrics for Carilion Children's located in Roanoke, Virginia.  Great opportunity for two Pediatric Neurologists to join Carilion Children's well-established and respected specialty group to provide outpatient and inpatient care and consultations with the full support of pediatric hospitalists and intensivists. A leadership opportunity as Section Chief of the division is also available for applicants with 5+ years of experience.  On-site outpatient/inpatient EEG capabilities with video EEG monitoring available provided by inpatient EEG technicians. As part of our clinically-oriented child neurology practice, you will have the opportunity for academic pursuits as faculty of Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and participation in both pediatrics and neurology residency programs but will focus on providing comprehensive child neurological care to a pediatric population of over 300,000 within Carilion Children’s primary and secondary service areas in western Virginia. Carilion Children’s includes multiple pediatric subspecialties with staff pediatricians and intensivists providing primary management while child neurology provides consultative services. Shared call coverage that is primarily remote consultative call during the evening and weekends.

Our full-service 92-bed Children's Hospital provides universal care and intensive care to neonatal pediatric and adolescent patients. It also has the second largest neonatal intensive care unit in Virginia and the only pediatric intensive care unit and dedicated pediatric unit in southwest Virginia. It includes an 8-bed PICU, a 24-bed inpatient unit and a 60-bed NICU/intermediate nursing and is part of Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, a 703-bed teaching/tertiary, Level 1 Trauma and Academic Center serving nearly one million people in western Virginia. Carilion Clinic is a progressive, emerging leader in American healthcare dedicated to improving outcomes and enhancing value for every patient, while advancing the quality of care through medical education and research. A physician-led, multi-specialty, not-for-profit healthcare organization based in Roanoke, VA serving nearly 1 million Virginians, Carilion Clinic operates 7 hospitals, 220 outpatient clinics , 700+ physicians representing more than 75 specialties, along with 280+ residents and fellows in 25 ACGME programs in affiliation with Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine.

We seek candidates who possess leadership skills and excellent communication skills. Candidates must be Board Certified in Pediatrics with subspecialty training in Neurology or Board Certified in Neurology with special qualifications in Child Neurology. Graduating fellows encouraged to apply. Positions available immediately, however start dates are negotiable.

A five time "All America City", the Roanoke Valley is a metropolitan area of more than 300,000 nestled between the Appalachian Trail and Blue Ridge Parkway. Virginia's western region is a well-kept secret. Quality of life in the Blue Ridge Mountains is high and the cost of living is low. The area offers a four-season playground for mountain, lake and river recreation, as well as a rich array of arts and cultural experiences. Home to award winning public schools, magnet centers, private institutions, and nationally and internationally ranked & acclaimed colleges and universities. 

Interested candidates should contact the following:

Robert Way, Provider Recruitment at rjway@carilionclinic.org

www.carilionclinic.org

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