Neurology- Movement Disorders

Temple University, Office of Physician & Faculty Recruitment•Philadelphia, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Neurology at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University is seeking a neurologist, fellowship-trained in Movement Disorders, to join its growing Neurodegenerative disease program as a clinician educator. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in an academic environment and possess the credentials for a faculty appointment at the appropriate rank. Temple Neurosciences Center is a leading regional facility for neurological disorders, offering advanced diagnostics, clinical trials, and translational research. The Neurodegenerative Disease Center provides multidisciplinary care for all forms of movement disorders in a compassionate, one-stop setting, with an expert team including neurologists, neurosurgeons, therapists, case managers, nurse educators, and mental health specialists. The center is dedicated to excellence in care, education, and research, actively collaborating with the Neuroscience Institute to advance clinical and translational research.

Requirements

M.D., D.O., or foreign equivalent.
Fellowship trained in Movement Disorders.
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology.
Ability to obtain an unrestricted medical license & DEA from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania prior to employment.
Strong interest in working within an Academic environment.
Possess academic credentials for a faculty appointment at the appropriate rank.
Ability to work effectively in an urban environment.

Nice To Haves

Personal statement describing working effectively in an urban environment is strongly encouraged.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical care within the Neurodegenerative Disease Center, focusing on movement disorders.
Engage in an academic environment, contributing to education and faculty appointments.
Participate in clinical trials, registries, and tissue banking.
Collaborate with the Neuroscience Institute to advance clinical and translational research.
Contribute to the multidisciplinary, wraparound care for patients with movement disorders.