Seeking General Neurologist with Interest in Cognitive Disorders at UPMC in Pittsburgh, PA

General Neurologist

The Department of Neurology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and UPMC is seeking a general neurologist with an interest in cognitive disorders to join our growing team. This position offers a unique opportunity to provide high-quality clinical care while working alongside a multidisciplinary team dedicated to cognitive neurology.

Job Description

• Outpatient general neurology role with a focus on cognitive disorders
• Collaborative environment with neurologists, neuropsychologists, geriatricians, psychiatrists, social workers, and allied support staff
• Opportunity for academic engagement with a faculty appointment at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
• Teaching opportunities with neurology residents and medical students
• Research involvement is encouraged but not required, with dedicated research support available

Benefits

• Competitive guaranteed base salary commensurate with experience
• Comprehensive benefits package, including sign-on and relocation assistance
• Four (4) weeks of paid vacation per year
• Two to four (2-4) additional paid weeks for CME activities per year
• H1B visa sponsorship available, if applicable
• University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine faculty appointment based on experience

Requirements

• MD or equivalent, with board certification or eligibility in Neurology
• Eligible for unrestricted medical licensure in Pennsylvania
• Strong clinical skills and interest in cognitive disorders

Community Overview

Pittsburgh is a vibrant mid-sized city with world-class dining, arts, sports, and outdoor activities. It is home to top-ranked universities, including the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University. The city offers an affordable cost of living with a welcoming and diverse community, featuring over 446 bridges and miles of scenic trails for outdoor enthusiasts.

Join us in advancing neurological care and making a difference in the lives of patients with cognitive disorders!