Physiatrist (PM&R) – Neuro Focused Physician

Miner/Mason & Associates

VA • 40m ago • On-site

Senior

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Quick Facts

  • Role: Neuro-focused Physiatrist (PM&R)

  • Focus: Primarily inpatient care with some outpatient clinic work

  • Schedule: 5 days/week with 2 half days of outpatient clinic

  • Call: Very light (4–5 weekends/year), shared with resident coverage 24/7

  • Academic time: Protected academic time

Description

Join a large clinical and academic PM&R team as a general or neuro-focused physician. You will focus primarily on inpatient care with some outpatient clinic work, with support to grow beyond current patient volumes. Protected academic time and opportunities for teaching and research are included, along with the chance to develop your own neurological niche (e.g., EMG or neuromuscular).

Responsibilities

  • Provide inpatient physiatry care with some outpatient clinic responsibilities

  • Build additional patient volume with dedicated support

  • Develop a personal niche area of interest (e.g., EMG or neuromuscular)

  • Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team

Requirements

  • Board Eligible or Board Certification required

  • Strong commitment to excellent patient care

  • Teaching and research interest/opportunities

  • PM&R clinical expertise with a focus on neurological conditions

  • Diagnostic proficiency related to EMG and nerve conduction

  • Strong interdisciplinary collaboration and communication

  • Brain injury specialization highly desired (TBI program building)

Benefits

  • Supportive and collaborative clinical and academic environment

  • Protected academic time

  • Access to research and clinical collaboration resources

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