Neurohospitalist Physician

Emory Hospital Warner Robins is seeking a neurologist with interest in the full breadth and depth of inpatient neurology to join our expanding neurohospitalist program. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible in neurology. This position offers challenging inpatient cases, high stroke volume, reasonable work hours, a highly supportive team, very competitive salary and comprehensive benefits.

As part of Emory University, Emory Healthcare is the most comprehensive academic health system in Georgia, with 11 hospital and provider locations across the state. We bring research, education and clinical practice together to transform care for both everyday visits and extraordinary challenges.

Community Highlights - About Middle Georgia

Houston County and the Warner Robins region offer the kind of long-term stability and quality of life that make the area especially attractive for physicians and their families. Anchored by Robins Air Force Base and its more than $4 billion economic impact, the community benefits from a strong engineering, technology, and STEM-driven workforce, creating sustainable patient demand and meaningful opportunity for practice growth.

With a service area population of more than 300,000 and continued regional growth, Houston County combines affordability, highly regarded schools, family-friendly neighborhoods, and easy access to recreation and community events. Known as Georgia's International City, Warner Robins reflects the cultural diversity and global influence that have grown alongside Robins Air Force Base.

The region also offers an appealing lifestyle, with parks, water parks, sports complexes, festivals, and year-round community activities, including Warner Robins' International City Festival, Perry's Dogwood Festival, and events at the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, which welcomes more than one million visitors annually. Ideally located between metro Atlanta and Georgia's coastal destinations, the area offers excellent connectivity while still preserving the space, affordability, and quality of life that make Middle Georgia a great place to live and build a career.