Neurology, Neuro-hospitalists Needed for Rocket City -Huntsville, AL

Job Description

Huntsville Hospital is Seeking Neuro-Hospitalists

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•  971 bed Level I Trauma/ Regional Referral Center
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• 24/7 Mid-level support
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• 7 days on / 7 days off
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• Advanced Primary Stroke Center
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• Dedicated Neuro Intensive Care Unit
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The position offers an excellent compensation package including competitive salary with RVU-based incentives, annual quality bonus, sign on bonus, paid vacation, annual CME allowance, health/dental/vision insurance, life insurance, malpractice insurance, and a 401k plan with employer contribution.

Huntsville is situated in the fastest growing major metropolitan area in north Alabama and has the highest per capita income in the southeast.  Huntsville consistently ranks as the best place to live, learn and work. We are a community that combines the welcoming feeling of a modern southern city with progressive diversity of new ideas, people, and technologies. With a population of 400K in the metro area, we are a high-tech, family oriented, multi-cultural community with excellent school options, dining and entertainment for everyone.

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• Huntsville consistently ranks in top 10 Best Places to live in the U.S. by U.S. News and World Report.
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• Madison County named one of the Top 50 Best Places to Raise Children in the U.S. by Business Week.
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• Livability.coms Top 100 Best Places to Live in America.
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• Huntsville ranked among Best Cities for Mid-Career Professionals in the nation by Kiplingers.
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• Huntsville City Schools named National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence.
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• Madison City Schools is Top Producer of National Merit Students in the state.
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• Madison City Schools ranked 2nd best in the entire state.
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• The Huntsville Madison Private Schools Association represents over fifteen private, religiously affiliated, or independent schools are located in the Huntsville and Madison area of North Alabama.   Member schools contribute to the area's strong educational climate by providing diverse educational alternatives to the North Alabama community.
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