Child Neurology, The Rocket City Needs a Pediatric Neurologist to Join Established Practice!

Job Description

Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children is recruiting a child neurologist to join our hospital employed established child neurology practice.

Overview

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• Duties include outpatient clinic and serving as a consulting service for inpatients.
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• The office is conveniently located next to Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children.
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• There are teaching opportunities with University of Alabama Birmingham Medical School with both medical students and residents.
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• Applicants should be ABPN certified or, in the case of recent trainees, be board eligible in child neurology.
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• This is an employed position which offers a very competitive compensation package with base salary plus worked RVUs/productivity and quality incentives.
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• Pediatric neurology serves as a consulting service to the NICU, PICU, ER and pediatric floors.
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• The PICU and pediatric floor have multiple rooms for EMU monitoring.
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Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children

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• Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children is a stand-alone facility that offers the region's most comprehensive and experienced maternal and child health programs.
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• The hospital is the only one of its kind in the region with a 55-bed Level III RNICU, 11-bed PICU, 16-bed Pediatric ER, 38-bed inpatient pediatric floor which is managed by pediatric hospitalists.
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• Average of 5,000 births a year and 16,000 admissions annually.
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• Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children is the only one of its kind in the region with a Level III NICU, pediatric surgery, a 16-bed Pediatric ER, 40-bed Pediatric Inpatient facility with pediatric hospitalists treating infants to 21 years of age and a St. Jude Children's Research Hospital affiliate clinics for Pediatric Hematology/Oncology. Teaching opportunities with UAB MS3/MS4 and Family Medicine Residents on campus.
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Community:

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• Huntsville is situated in the fastest growing major metropolitan area in Alabama, and with the highest per capita income in the southeast, Huntsville is the best place to live, learn and work.
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• We are a community on the move, rich with values and traditions while progressing with new ideas, exciting technologies and creative talents.
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• Our community's unique characteristics are a worldwide attraction and will certainly provide a place for you and your family to flourish.
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• With a population of 385K in the metro area, we are a high-tech, family oriented, multicultural community with excellent schools, dining and entertainment.
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• Huntsville is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains with an abundance of activities to do inside or out.
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• Public schools boast more national merit scholars per capita than any other in the country.
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• Technology, space and defense industries play a major role in Huntsville.
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• Huntsville/Madison County boasts more Doctorate degrees per capita than any other in the nation.
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• Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Broadway Theater League, Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville Botanical Garden, Huntsville Museum of Art, Constitution Hall Village, Early Works Children's Museum, Monte Sano State Park and Bridgestreet Town center are just some main attractions!
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• Hiking, mountain biking, water-skiing, and kayaking are just a few outdoor activities you can enjoy in our area. 
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• The City of Huntsville received Standard & Poor's highest possible AAA bond rating for the strength of the local economy.
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• Huntsville was named one of the Top 10 Smartest Cities in the World by Forbes.
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• Huntsville was named one of the Top 50 Best Places to Raise Children in the U.S. By Business Week.
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• Huntsville's cost of living is 8% lower than the national average. 
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• Huntsville Ranked #1 Best City to Live Nationwide for Families by U.S. News in 2023.
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