Visa Sponsorship Available - Northern New Hampshire Neurologist Job

Visa Sponsorship Available - Northern New Hampshire Neurologist Job

  • Clinical Role:
    • Do you know someone that might be a good fit for this position? Please ask about our generous referral fees!
    • Seeking a board certified or truly board eligible neurologist
    • Work four or four and a half days per week
    • Join a highly productive and skilled neurologist
    • Work out of the main location, as well as, several outreach clinic sites
    • Reason for need: meet clinical demands for services, build a neurology service line
    • Provide office based general neurology services to new and established patients
    • Ages 16+
    • Prefer candidates have prior experience (at least 2-5 years) in broad spectrum of general neurology.
    • Selected new graduates from residency or fellowship training may be eligible.
    • Prior experience in a small hospital or CAH desired.
    • Must be comfortable with rural nature of practice/hospital
    • Special clinical interests/expertise to complement those of current neurologist and expand scope of services to our region. For example, clinical interests/expertise in one or more of the following: headaches, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, extrapyramidal syndrome, stroke, epilepsy, dementia, and EEG’s.
    • Ability to interpret EEG studies desirable but not required.
    • Does not need ability to perform or interpret NCS/EMG studies
    • Ability to perform Botox injections desirable but not required.
    • Team oriented, collaborative, and patient focused. High level of customer service (patient satisfaction) is expected.
    • H1-B and J-1 visa candidates will be considered
    • EMR: Meditech Expanse
    • Allow RecruitWell to set up a phone call with you and the client to discuss more!
  • Organization Information:
    • Vacation, 5 weeks per year
    • 5 sick days, 6 holidays aper year
    • CME, 2 weeks per year, plus $4,000 CME funds
    • Base salary $300,278 for 0.89 FTE, PLUS:
    • Commencement bonus, Citizenship bonus, and Productivity bonus eligible
    • Relocation funds/reimbursment
    • Insurances: health, dental, vision, short- and long-term disability, life.
    • Retirement plans
    • Professional liability coverage with tail
  • Lifestyle Information:
    • Northern New Hampshire
    • Enjoy everything the four seasons has to offer – from skiing in the winter to watersports in the summer
    • Best suited for outdoor enthusiast who prefers a quiet, friendly, close-knit community where you can see the stars, hear the birds, and breath fresh clean air!
    • Safe, friendly communities
    • Strong patient centered culture
    • Easy access to Canada and Maine for quick weekend getaways
    • No state income taxes, affordable real estate and small schools
  • RecruitWell's Core Values:
    • Open communication
    • Sense of urgency
    • Teamwork
    • Accountability
    • Driven to win
    • Higher consciousness
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