Pediatric Physiatrist – Spasticity & Gait Lab Lead

INAAP; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 254,000 - 397,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance:

HSA and FSA options

403(b) Retirement Savings Plan with a

Relocation assistance

CME support

Employer sponsored professional liabil

PSLF eligibility

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

Shriners Children’s Greenville is seeking a full-time Pediatric Physiatrist to join a multidisciplinary team delivering comprehensive care for children with complex neuromuscular conditions.

The role is outpatient-focused with no inpatient duties, no call, and no weekend coverage, providing an excellent work-life balance. Board-eligible or board-certified candidates with PM&R training and pediatric spasticity experience are welcomed.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
• Pediatric PM&R fellowship training preferred; candidates with adult PM&R and pediatric spasticity experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive physiatric care for infants to adolescents with neuromuscular conditions.
• Perform spasticity and tone management procedures, including botulinum toxin injections (with anesthesia) and lumbar punctures for baclofen pump trials.
• Collaborate with neurosurgery, orthopedics, gait lab, and rehab teams to coordinate care and lead program development.

Skills

Pediatric PM&R

Spasticity management

Multidisciplinary leadership

Clinical coordination

Education

MD/DO (PM&R)

ACGME PM&R residency

Pediatric Rehabilitation fellowship (preferred)

Tools

Epic EMR

Job description

Shriners Children’s Greenville is seeking a full-time Pediatric Physiatrist to join a multidisciplinary team delivering comprehensive care for children with complex neuromuscular conditions.

The role is outpatient-focused with no inpatient duties, no call, and no weekend coverage, providing an excellent work-life balance. Board-eligible or board-certified candidates with PM&R training and pediatric spasticity experience are welcomed.