The OHSU Parkinson Center, founded in 1979, is a leading center for Parkinson Disease and movement disorder care in the Pacific Northwest. It has been recognized by the Parkinson’s Foundation as a Center of Excellence, the Lewy Body Dementia Association as a Research Center of Excellence, and the Huntington’s Disease Society of America and Cure PSP as Centers of Care. These designations highlight the program's high-quality, team-based care and commitment to research. The program includes movement disorder neurologists, post-doctoral fellows, and physician assistants, supported by a patient education program and a multidisciplinary approach to optimizing function. Advanced therapies such as deep brain stimulator (DBS) surgery, high-focused ultrasound (HiFU), botulinum toxin clinic, and intestinal levodopa (“Duopa”) are provided. The appointee will provide services as assigned by the supervisor, contributing to the University's missions in teaching, research, patient care, outreach, and public service. The role requires demonstrated competence in patient care and teaching/mentorship. Interest and experience in research/scholarship/discovery and/or administrative leadership are highly desired. Responsibilities include teaching trainees and support staff through lectures and by modeling best practices, mentoring, and delegating responsibilities. The position demands compliance with all relevant regulating bodies' guidelines and regulations, treating all individuals with dignity and respect, and potentially maintaining a program of scholarly research activity or developing scholarly research activities focused on improving educational foundations within Neurology. Public service through consultative activities and participation in departmental or hospital administration may also be involved.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree