Neurologist & Neuro-Ophthalmologist — Hybrid, Relocation

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; Scottsdale (AZ); On-site; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package

Funded CME

Job summary

Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale and Phoenix, AZ seeks a Neurologist and Neuro-Ophthalmologist to join an integrated multispecialty practice. The candidate will allocate 40–50% of clinical effort to neuro-ophthalmology, with flexibility for additional subspecialty work and other neurology services.

The role requires MD/DO, ABPN Neurology board certification or eligibility, and fellowship in neuro-ophthalmology. Some subspecialty training is advantageous.

Qualifications

• MD or equivalent required; ABPN Neurology board certified/eligible.
• Fellowship training in neuro-ophthalmology strongly preferred.
• Additional subspecialty training (e.g., stroke, MS) advantageous but not required.

Responsibilities

• Join Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale and Phoenix, AZ as Neurologist/Neuro-Ophthalmologist.
• Allocate ~40–50% clinical effort to neuro-ophthalmology; may increase with demand.
• Remain flexible with allocation to other neurology subspecialties or general neurology.
• Collaborate with Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery and other departments in an integrated care model.
• Engage in scholarly work with protected time and opportunities for research/education.

Skills

Board-certified Neurology

Neuro-ophthalmology fellowship

Collaborative skills

Scholarly activity

Complex neuro disorders

Education

MD or equivalent

ABPN Neurology board eligible

Neuro-ophthalmology fellowship

Job description

Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale and Phoenix, AZ seeks a Neurologist and Neuro-Ophthalmologist to join an integrated multispecialty practice. The candidate will allocate 40–50% of clinical effort to neuro-ophthalmology, with flexibility for additional subspecialty work and other neurology services.

The role requires MD/DO, ABPN Neurology board certification or eligibility, and fellowship in neuro-ophthalmology. Some subspecialty training is advantageous.