Epilepsy Fellowship Instructor: Pre-Surgical EEG

University of Miami Health System; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading medical institution in Miami seeks an Instructor/Fellow for a one-year fellowship in the Division of Epilepsy. This role involves refining skills in pre-surgical evaluations, EEG readings, covering the epilepsy-monitoring unit, and participating in outpatient clinics. Candidates must have a Medical Degree, Florida Medical License, and preferred fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology. Responsibilities include teaching and conducting research, making this a pivotal opportunity for neurologists aiming to advance their careers in epilepsy care.

Qualifications

• Applicants must possess a Medical Degree from an accredited Medical School.
• Must have a Florida Medical License.
• Eligibility to take the Board in Neurology and Psychiatry is required.

Responsibilities

• Refine skills in pre-surgical evaluations with intracranial electrodes.
• Involve in the mapping of eloquent cortex with electrical stimulation.
• Participate in EEG readings at multiple hospitals.
• Cover call schedule for the epilepsy-monitoring unit when first-year fellows are unavailable.
• Participate in outpatient clinics, including a satellite clinic biweekly.
• Develop and submit a research project with faculty assistance.
• Teach medical students, neurology residents, and junior fellows.

Skills

Medical Degree

Florida Medical License

Clinical Neurophysiology fellowship

Education

Medical Degree from an accredited Medical School

Job description

A leading medical institution in Miami seeks an Instructor/Fellow for a one-year fellowship in the Division of Epilepsy. This role involves refining skills in pre-surgical evaluations, EEG readings, covering the epilepsy-monitoring unit, and participating in outpatient clinics. Candidates must have a Medical Degree, Florida Medical License, and preferred fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology. Responsibilities include teaching and conducting research, making this a pivotal opportunity for neurologists aiming to advance their careers in epilepsy care.