Neurologist — Ambulatory Care with Equity Options

Atrius Health; Quincy (MA); On-site; USD 251,000 - 441,000; Full time

Job summary

Atrius Health in Quincy, MA is seeking a Neurologist to join the Optum Care Delivery team in a full-time capacity. The role emphasizes patient-centered neurological care within a national healthcare organization, offering strong clinical resources and collaborative support.

Responsibilities include performing assessments, developing treatment plans, coordinating with primary care and specialists, and educating patients and groups on health needs.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Medical School or School of Osteopathic Medicine.
• Unrestricted licensure in Massachusetts or ability to obtain prior to start.
• BC/BE in Neurology or ability to obtain prior to start.
• Current active DEA licensure/prescriptive authority or ability to obtain post-hire, per state regulations.
• Current active Mass DPH Controlled Substances Registration or ability to obtain post-hire, per state regulations.

Responsibilities

• Performs physical assessments on patients with specialized conditions.
• Develop and implement a plan of care for these patients, as well as prescribe medications, exercises and/or other treatments.
• Collaborates with the clinical and administrative teams in the management of patient care. Maintaining continuity of care through the exchange of information with outside health and social agencies.
• Serves as a liaison between primary care providers and specialists such as general surgeons. Consults with primary care providers on issues related to patient care.
• Teaches and counsels individuals and groups with regard to specific health care needs. Serves as an educator in areas of specialization.
• Participates in the development of health education programs.

Education

MD/DO degree

Job description

Atrius Health in Quincy, MA is seeking a Neurologist to join the Optum Care Delivery team in a full-time capacity. The role emphasizes patient-centered neurological care within a national healthcare organization, offering strong clinical resources and collaborative support.

Responsibilities include performing assessments, developing treatment plans, coordinating with primary care and specialists, and educating patients and groups on health needs.