Maryland – General Outpatient PM&R

Miner Mason; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 240,000 - 380,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Benefits package

Academic environment

Job summary

Miner Mason in Baltimore, MD, seeks a General OP Physiatrist to join a distinguished, academically oriented PM&R department. You will be part of a robust residency program and a CARF-accredited system offering inpatient brain injury, outpatient rehab, and stroke care.

You’ll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to advance resident teaching and clinical research, shaping the program’s future. This full-time clinical role emphasizes leadership, scholarly activity, and a broad patient

Qualifications

• Boardly skilled PM&R physician with strong communication and leadership abilities.
• Experience in teaching and research within an academic department preferred.
• Familiarity with EMG, ultrasound guided procedures, and gait/rehabilitation labs is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Teach and mentor PM&R residents and participate in research activities.
• Lead clinical services and collaborate with therapists, APPs, and caseworkers.
• Develop growth strategy for the department and expand academic initiatives.
• Provide patient-centered care across a broad musculoskeletal rehab spectrum.

Skills

Communication skills

Leadership

Research experience

Teaching residents

PM&R board-certified

Tools

EMG

Ultrasound guidance

Gait lab equipment

Job description

We are looking for aGeneral OP Physiatristwho is eager to work with a broad patient population in providing a variety of services and is a pretty special place offering agreat work/life balance.

Our successful Physiatrist candidate will utilize musculoskeletal medicine, peripheral injections, ultrasound guided procedures, pain management, spasticity, electrodiagnostics, concussion, workers compensation, toxin injections, and cancer rehabilitation. There is a very active running program and gait lab, should your interests veer that way. This is one of the original and prestigious full department of PMR in the state, so they have an extensive range of resources to handle complex patients. You will be supported by a team of therapists, APP‘s and caseworkers, so you can treat the patients in a meaningful way and not be overburdened. The practice will evolve and be shaped to your practice interests. This is not an interventional spine position, though they have urgent care sites that have spine patients they can refer over as an option to grow.

A Clinical role inside an academically oriented department that includes:

• A robust PM&R residency program, with faculty appointment obtainable.
• A fully CARF accredited in inpatient brain injury, outpatient brain injury, general rehab, amputee rehab and stroke.
• All current physiatrists are board certified in PMR, with subspecialties including BI, SCI, Pain, EMG, and IME.
• Research Division led by our NIH trained director of clinical research.

This is an employed, full-time position. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. The position is available immediately.

The right candidate will utilize:

• Excellent communication skills
• Provide collaborative leadership
• Participate in the academic activities of the department including resident teaching and research
• Develop a vision for continued growth of the program.

The city blends rich history with modern amenities, making it a fantastic place to live and work. Known for its charming waterfront, diverse neighborhoods, and thriving arts and food scene, there is something for everyone. Residents enjoy access to world-class museums, professional sports teams, and scenic parks, along with a cost of living that is more affordable than many other East Coast cities. With its strong sense of community and convenient proximity to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York, there is a perfect balance of urban excitement and suburban comfort.