Physician - Neurology Albany

Locum Neurologist Opportunity

St. Peter's Health Partners is looking for a locum neurologist to start on January 2025! Practice setting: outpatient ALS office. Dates of coverage: beginning 1/1/25. What percent of the practice is adult: 100%. What percent of the practice is outpatient: 100%. Average number of office/clinic patients per locum per day: 6-7. Will other neurologists be present during locum's assignment? No. How many physicians in your group? 1. Documentation system/EMR: EPIC. Facility will reimburse for the following costs: hotel, rental car. Please note: Trinity Health does not reimburse for any application or credentialing fees.

Submission requirements: board certified/board eligible: palliative care, hospice, neurology, physiatry, even internal med or critical care with experience in ALS. Required NY license. Required BLS/ACLS. Conversion rate cap of k. Certification requirements: ACLS BLS board certified board eligible. State license requirements: New York.

About the facility: more than 150 years ago, the religious sisters of mercy, daughters of charity, and local municipalities founded our hospitals, schools of nursing and health ministries in New York's capital region. These groups were dedicated to improving the health of those living in their communities. To better serve those communities today, the facilities they created came together as St. Peter's Health Partners in 2011. St. Peter's Health Partners is one of the capital region's largest, most comprehensive not-for-profit health care networks. Our full range of services, along with support and care coordination, help people achieve their health goals. Our mission: we, St. Peter's Health Partners and Trinity Health, serve together in the spirit of the gospel as a compassionate and transforming healing presence within our communities. St. Peter's Health Partners is a member of Trinity Health, one of the nation's largest Catholic health systems. A key value of Trinity Health is improving the wellness of vulnerable people, including older adults and underserved populations.