WashU Medicine Neurology
Community-based neurology positions offering the autonomy of community practice with the academic connection of WashU Medicine Neurology, with options for outpatient or neurohospitalist roles. Opportunities to develop specialized clinical interests and participate in collaborative clinical teams.
Key Responsibilities
- • Monday–Friday schedule with flexible clinic hours (outpatient)
- • No mandatory inpatient call requirements (outpatient)
- • Optional, separately compensated inpatient coverage or weekend moonlighting opportunities (outpatient)
- • Support for developing specialized clinical interests (outpatient)
- • 7-on/7-off daytime schedule (neurohospitalist)
- • Primarily consultative inpatient neurology practice (neurohospitalist)
- • No primary admitting or attending responsibilities (neurohospitalist)
- • Acute stroke alerts managed by the centralized WashU Telestroke service (neurohospitalist)
- • Predictable, historically low-volume overnight home call (neurohospitalist)
- • Collaborative community hospital environment (neurohospitalist)
Required
- • Board-certified/board-eligible neurologists
Benefits & Perks
- • Multiple community-based neurology opportunities throughout the St. Louis region
- • No required split-campus daily coverage
- • Competitive compensation, including base salary and productivity incentives
- • Access to WashU subspecialists, educational conferences, and professional development opportunities
- • Opportunities to develop specialized clinical and procedural interests, including EEG, EMG, sleep studies, and in-office procedures
- • Collaborative clinical teams with dedicated clinical support
- • Access to WashU physicians across medical and surgical specialties
- • Opportunities for clinical leadership and medical directorship
- • Voluntary faculty appointment with WashU Medicine Neurology
- • Optional, separately compensated inpatient coverage or weekend moonlighting opportunities (outpatient)
- • Support for developing specialized clinical interests (outpatient)
- • Predictable, historically low-volume overnight home call (neurohospitalist)
WashU Medicine is recruiting board-certified/board-eligible neurologists for community-based opportunities across the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area.
Whether your interests are outpatient neurology or neurohospitalist medicine, these positions offer the autonomy of community practice with the resources, expertise, and academic connection of WashU Medicine Neurology.
What We Offer:
• Multiple community-based neurology opportunities throughout the St. Louis region
• No required split-campus daily coverage
• Competitive compensation, including base salary and productivity incentives
• Access to WashU subspecialists, educational conferences, and professional development opportunities
• Opportunities to develop specialized clinical and procedural interests, including EEG, EMG, sleep studies, and in-office procedures
• Collaborative clinical teams with dedicated clinical support
• Access to WashU physicians across medical and surgical specialties
• Opportunities for clinical leadership and medical directorship
• Voluntary faculty appointment with WashU Medicine Neurology
Outpatient Neurology Opportunities
• Monday–Friday schedule with flexible clinic hours
• No mandatory inpatient call requirements
• Optional, separately compensated inpatient coverage or weekend moonlighting opportunities
• Support for developing specialized clinical interests
Neurohospitalist Opportunities
• 7-on/7-off daytime schedule
• Primarily consultative inpatient neurology practice
• No primary admitting or attending responsibilities
• Acute stroke alerts managed by the centralized WashU Telestroke service
• Predictable, historically low-volume overnight home call
• Collaborative community hospital environment
Why St. Louis?
Practice in thriving suburban communities throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area, with access to excellent schools, recreational activities, and the cultural and entertainment opportunities of the greater St. Louis region.
Join WashU Medicine’s regional St. Louis practices and experience the benefits of community practice while staying connected to world-class WashU Medicine Neurology.
EEO Statement
The Department of Neurology employs over 150 faculty members and offers neurological care in all subspecialties. Washington University in St. Louis is committed to the principles and practices of equal employment opportunity and especially encourages applications by those from underrepresented groups. It is the University’s policy to provide equal opportunity and access to persons in all job titles without regard to race, ethnicity, color, national origin, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, protected veteran status, or genetic information.
Washington University is dedicated to building a community of individuals who are committed to contributing to an inclusive environment – fostering respect for all and welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. Individuals with commitment to these values are encouraged to apply.
Interested in learning more?
Interested applicants should apply at the above link and send curriculum vitae to:
Angie Winkler
Talent Acquisition Specialist, Physician Search Lead
Email: winkler.a@wustl.edu
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