Neurologist - Full Time

St. Luke's University Health Network, the region's largest and most established health system and a major teaching hospital, is seeking full-time, Board Certified/Board Eligible, fellowship-trained Movement Disorder Neurologists to join our dynamic team.

St. Luke's Neurology Associates is part of the network's Neuroscience Service Line, a comprehensive and integrated team comprised of neurologists and neurosurgeons leading-edge care for all subspecialties in neurology. Enjoy a fully outpatient focused neurology practice focusing primarily on movement disorders patients offering the most up to date treatments. Candidates will also be involved with market outreach and program growth.

Our Movement Disorder Center is a regional leader in the diagnosis and treatment of complex movement disorders, offering:

A collaborative, multidisciplinary team including fellowship-trained neurologists, neurosurgeons, rehab therapists, neuropsychologists, advanced practitioners, nurses, a genetic counselor, sleep specialist, and social workers.

Expertise in managing a wide range of conditions including Parkinson's disease, dystonia, Huntington's disease, essential tremor, Tourette's syndrome, ataxia, chorea, and myoclonus.

Access to advanced therapies including deep brain stimulation (DBS) -St. Luke's was the first in the region to offer DBS and continues to perform the most procedures locally.

Integrated support from geriatricians, speech-language pathologists, dietitians, psychiatry, palliative care, caregiver support groups, and more.

What We Offer:

Generous Final Year Stipend for Residents and Fellows

Team-based care with dedicated support staff

A culture that values innovation, education, and collaboration

Exceptional compensation package, starting bonus, and relocation reimbursement

Comprehensive benefits including malpractice, health and dental insurance, and CME allowance

Work/life balance and scheduling flexibility

Opportunities in teaching, research, quality improvement, and strategic development