Neurologist

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About the role

We are seeking an experienced, board-certified Neurologist to provide specialized aeromedical neurology consultation services in support of the Aeromedical Consultation Service (ACS) within the Neuropsychiatry Branch at the United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM). The selected candidate will serve as an independent clinical specialist responsible for conducting occupational aeromedical neurological evaluations and consultations for Air Force aircrew and special-duty personnel with neurological conditions requiring medical waivers for return to operational duties. This position combines clinical consultation, education, research, and subject matter expertise in support of aerospace medicine and operational readiness.

Responsibilities

• Clinical Consultation and Evaluation
  • Conduct comprehensive occupational aeromedical neurological chart reviews and clinical consultations for disqualified USAF aircrew and special-duty personnel.
  • Evaluate neurological conditions requiring aeromedical waiver consideration and provide recommendations regarding return-to-duty status.
  • Serve as an independent specialist within the Neuropsychiatry Branch and Aeromedical Consultation Service.
  • Gather, review, and maintain patient information, including medical histories and supporting documentation relevant to neurological evaluations.
  • Prepare detailed written and verbal summaries of clinical findings and recommendations.
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary aeromedical specialists to support patient care and maintain clinical proficiency.
• Education and Training
  • Develop and deliver educational presentations and lectures to flight surgeons, aerospace physiologists, psychologists, and domestic and international aerospace medicine trainees.
  • Create instructional materials and presentations related to aeromedical neurology, neurological diagnoses, and operational implications for aviation personnel.
  • Participate in professional conferences, clinical discussions, and continuing education activities.
• Research and Scientific Support
  • Design and coordinate scientific and statistical investigations related to neurological diagnoses and aerospace medicine.
  • Analyze research data to support consultation, education, and operational medicine initiatives.
  • Present research findings at professional meetings, scientific conferences, and educational forums.
  • Collaborate with clinical and research staff in conducting literature reviews and evaluating emerging evidence related to neurological conditions affecting aviation personnel.
  • Coordinate research activities with leadership and designated government representatives.
• Compliance and Professional Standards
  • Maintain compliance with all applicable HIPAA, Institutional Review Board (IRB), and privacy requirements.
  • Protect the confidentiality of patient information, research data, and official communications.
  • Maintain clinical competency and awareness of current best practices in neurology and aerospace medicine.

Requirements

• Fully licensed neurologist and board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Neurology with at least 10 years of experience.
• Able to interpret clinical evaluations for aircrew, special duty operators, and other airmen required in support of FECN consultation, teaching, and research study projects.
• Maintain permanent, full, and unrestricted state license to practice medicine.
• Must meet credentialing/accreditation requirements of the Wright-Patterson AFB Medical Group, TJC, MAJCOM HQ, and HQ USAF.
• Experience working with and evaluating USAF personnel or other aviation or special duty personnel, or have a minimum of one year of aeromedical neurology experience or equivalent occupational health experience.