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Emory University School of Medicine's Division of Neurocritical Care seeks a full-time neurointensivist to join a growing academic program. The role emphasizes attending duties in the neuro-ICU and campus-wide clinical exposure with teaching responsibilities for residents and fellows.
Candidates must complete a neurocritical care fellowship, be BE/BC in neurology and neurocritical care, and be eligible for Georgia medical licensure.
Date Posted: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Company: Emory University
Position: Faculty Position - BE/BC Intensivist Physician-Neuro Critical Care
Expertise: Neurocritical Care
Region: Southeast
Contact Name: Jonathan Grossberg, MD
Contact Email: jonathan.a.grossberg@emory.edu
The Division of Neurocritical Care at Emory University School of Medicine is seeking a full-time neurointensivist to join an active academic Neurocritical Care program. The role centers on attending responsibilities in the neuro-intensive care unit.Additionally, we are seeking a candidate with clear academic interests, whether in clinical research, quality improvement, or education, who is eager to contribute to the scholarly growth of the division. Candidates must have fellowship training in neurocritical care. Candidate must be BC/BE in neurology and neurocritical care and be eligible for a Georgia medical license.
Our Neurocritical Care team is currently made up of 19 core faculty and works across three campuses — Emory University Hospital, Emory University Hospital Midtown, and Grady Memorial Hospital, offering faculty a wide range of patient pathology and substantial academic opportunity. Overnight calls are shared amongst faculty and fellows.We also have a robust fellowship program with 8 fellowship positions in which attending physicians have a multitude of opportunities to be involved in their training and program development.
Core faculty for neurocritical care, with a full FTE of attending time in the neuro-ICU
Primary faculty appointment in neurology, with secondary appointment in neurosurgery at Emory University School of Medicine
Clinical exposure across our campuses with distinct and complementary patient populations
Teaching and mentorship of medical students, residents, and fellows in a busy academic Neurocritical Care program
Opportunities for education, quality improvement, and research
Excellent benefits, including retirement plans, medical and dental insurance, and a range of pre-tax and after-tax benefit options
Paid holidays, sick leave, and education time
Professional liability coverage included
Emory's Neurocritical Care faculty practice across three distinct campuses and a tele-neurocritical care program across the Emory network of hospitals, each contributing to a diverse and academically rich clinical experience:
Emory University Hospital and Grady Memorial Hospital are both Comprehensive Stroke Centers with high-volume endovascular stroke practices, providing faculty with extensive exposure to complex cerebrovascular and neurocritical pathology.
Grady Memorial Hospital is the city of Atlanta's only Level 1 Trauma Center and is also home to a neurotrauma service, offering faculty unique exposure to severe neurotrauma and complex critical care cases within a high-acuity, safety-net hospital environment.
Emory University Hospital Midtown rounds out the three-campus system, broadening the range of patients with a large skull-base and complex spine neurosurgical population.
All three campuses have robust world-class neurosurgical and neurology services and are clinical sites for Emory’s residency programs.
Together, these three campuses and tele program give faculty a breadth of clinical material, trainee interaction, and academic opportunity that few programs can match.