Movement Disorders Neurologist

Provident Behavioral Health; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 260,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

Provident Behavioral Health in Austin, Texas seeks an academic neurologist specializing in movement disorders to develop and lead a comprehensive program within a leading medical school.

Responsibilities include serving as a clinical content expert, engaging in strategic planning, mentoring students, and building partnerships with referring physicians and hospitals. The role emphasizes education, research, and multidisciplinary care in a vibrant academic environment.

Qualifications

• Board certification or eligibility in neurology.
• Fellowship training in movement disorders.
• Unrestricted medical license in Texas.
• Excellent clinical and teaching skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead a comprehensive movement disorders program within an academic medical setting.
• Serve as a clinical content expert and contribute to strategic planning.
• Foster partnerships with referring physicians and hospitals.
• Develop data infrastructure for quality assessment and reporting.
• Contribute to medical education curriculum and mentor students and residents.
• Promote scientific inquiry and collaborate on multidisciplinary care models.
• Participate in departmental activities and committees.

Skills

Strong communication

Problem-solving

Organizational skills

Teaching excellence

Collaborative

Education

Board certification or eligibility in neurology

Fellowship in movement disorders

Unrestricted Texas medical license

Job description

This full-time position seeks an academic neurologist specializing in movement disorders to develop and lead a comprehensive program within a leading medical school.

Responsibilities include acting as a clinical content expert, participating in strategic planning, and fostering partnerships with referring physicians and hospitals. The role involves developing data infrastructure for quality assessment, contributing to medical education curriculum, and mentoring students and residents. The candidate will promote scientific inquiry, collaborate on multidisciplinary care models, and actively participate in departmental activities.

Qualifications include board certification or eligibility in neurology, fellowship training in movement disorders, an unrestricted medical license in Texas, and excellent clinical and teaching skills. The role requires a collaborative, innovative self-starter with strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational abilities.

Ideal candidates are committed to clinical excellence, education, and research within an innovative academic environment. The position offers a competitive compensation package and opportunities for scholarly growth in a vibrant city known for its culture and outdoor activities.