Neurology – (62018) - Wisconsin

About the role

Whether you’re an experienced neurologist looking for a balanced, outpatient‑focused practice or a new graduate seeking a supportive environment to build your career, this opportunity offers the flexibility to practice general neurology while developing a subspecialty focus based on your interests. You’ll join a collaborative neuroscience department with access to a broad range of specialists and resources, including adult and pediatric neurology, neurosurgery, neurodiagnostics, neuropsychology, neurointerventional surgery, and pain & spine services.

Practice Highlights

• Outpatient clinic practice only
• Approximately 36 patient contact hours per week
• Minimal call — phone call only
• Opportunity to build and grow a subspecialty practice
• EEG and EMG experience preferred
• Opportunity for intra‑operative neuromonitoring oversight
• Collegial team including a general neurologist and movement disorder specialist
• Access to tele‑neurology and hospitalist support
• Epic EMR
• Microsoft DAX AI ambient documentation technology
• Teaching opportunities available
• Shareholder eligibility after one year
• Physician‑led environment focused on work‑life balance and long‑term professional growth

Physician Benefits

• Competitive compensation
• Signing bonus
• Relocation assistance
• Health and dental insurance
• 401(k) with employer contributions
• Malpractice and tail coverage
• CME allowance of $4,000 annually, with three‑year rollover
• Life insurance
• Short‑ and long‑term disability coverage
• Medical society dues
• Eligibility for shareholder status after approximately one year

About Northeast Wisconsin

Northeast Wisconsin offers a combination of affordable living, strong schools, outdoor recreation, and easy access to larger metropolitan areas. The region is known for its family‑friendly communities, four distinct seasons, excellent parks and trails, lakes and rivers, and a strong local economy. Residents enjoy a wide range of activities including boating, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, professional and collegiate sports, farmers markets, festivals, museums, restaurants, breweries, and year‑round community events. The area also offers a variety of public and private school options and several colleges and universities, providing physicians with a community where they can build a career while maintaining a strong quality of life.