Neurology Physician

Neurology Physician opening in MOLocated in Nevada, 90m to Kansas CityFull Time PositionPosition SummaryA rural community hospital in Nevada, Missouri is seeking a dedicated Neurology Physician to join its growing healthcare team. This opportunity offers the ability to build and expand neurology services while providing essential specialty care close to home for the local community.Practice HighlightsOutpatient-focused neurology practiceOpportunity to develop and grow neurology servicesEvaluate and manage a broad range of neurological conditions, including:Headache and migraine disordersStroke follow-up careNeuropathySeizure disordersMovement disordersCognitive and memory disordersFlexible clinic schedulingLimited inpatient consults as neededEMG services availableHospital & Community71-bed rural community hospitalEmergency Department averaging approximately 30 patients per 24 hoursEstablished primary care referral networkNearest tertiary care center located more than 60 miles awayStrong community need for local neurology services to reduce patient travelIdeal setting for physicians seeking autonomy and meaningful community impactClinical Support & ResourcesAdvanced imaging services availableCollaborative primary care and hospitalist teamsOn-call specialty support available (not 24/7)Established transfer relationships for higher-acuity neurological careSupportive administration focused on service line growthQualificationsMD or DO degreeEligible for Missouri medical licensureBoard Certified or Board Eligible in NeurologyEligible for hospital medical staff privilegesInterest in rural medicine and program development preferredCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive compensation package aligned with rural specialty practiceRelocation assistance availablePotential eligibility for HRSA loan repaymentMalpractice insurance providedCME allowance and professional development supportSupportive leadership and collaborative medical staff environmentWhy Join Us?This opportunity is ideal for a neurologist seeking meaningful patient relationships, a manageable pace of practice, and the ability to establish specialty services that significantly improve access to care in a rural community.