Academic Adult & Pediatric Neurology ...

About the role

A well‑established academic program is seeking academic pediatric and adult neurologists to join a collegial team. The group has particular interest in general pediatric neurology, movement disorders, and headache medicine (though all non‑Epilepsy subspecialists are encouraged to apply). They are also seeking academic adult neurologists with subspecialized expertise in headache, neuromuscular, neuro‑oncology, neurocritical care, and stroke for their Neurological Institute. The position offers the opportunity to build a busy clinical practice, engage in collaborative research, and teach neurology residents, with mentorship from the dynamic Chief of Neurology.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain a busy clinical practice in pediatric and/or adult neurology.
• Engage in collaborative clinical or bench research.
• Provide instruction to medical students, neurology residents, and fellows.
• Participate in multidisciplinary teams (e.g., neurosurgery, pediatrics, MDA Care Center, sports medicine, headache center, neuro‑oncology tumor board).
• Contribute to specialized clinics: pediatric epilepsy, neuromuscular, headache/infusion, sports neurology, neuro‑oncology, stroke, neurocritical care.
• Serve on inpatient services (stroke and neurocritical care) as outlined in the schedule.
• Mentor junior neurologists and support advanced practice providers, nurses, and support staff.

Requirements

• Interest or expertise in general pediatric neurology, movement disorders, or headache medicine (pediatric focus).
• For adult neurologists: subspecialized interest or expertise in headache, neuromuscular disease, neuro‑oncology, neurocritical care, or stroke.
• Academic background appropriate for a university‑affiliated program (board‑certified neurologist, fellowship training in the relevant subspecialty preferred).
• Non‑Epilepsy subspecialists are encouraged to apply.

Benefits

• Eligibility for state benefits and retirement plans.
• Access to cultural resources and recreational opportunities in the Finger Lakes Region and Adirondack Mountains.
• Region ranked in the top 50 places to live by