Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician

Miner/Mason & Associates; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a compassionate pediatric physiatrist to join their expanding team. This role offers the chance to work in the largest pediatric inpatient rehab unit in the nation, focusing on innovative procedures and technologies. With a strong emphasis on health equity, the institution promotes a collegial environment, providing opportunities for teaching and research. Enjoy a flexible schedule in a vibrant community known for its arts, culture, and outdoor spaces, ensuring a fulfilling work-life balance. This is an excellent opportunity to make a significant impact in pediatric rehabilitation.

Benefits

Excellent Compensation

Flexible Work Schedule

Support for Professional Interests

Team-Oriented Environment

Qualifications

• Seeking a dedicated pediatric physiatrist with a focus on patient care.
• Opportunities for teaching and research in pediatric medicine.

Responsibilities

• Caring for pediatric patients in a team-oriented environment.
• Participating in clinical studies to advance pediatric medicine.

Skills

Pediatric Physiatry

Clinical Research

Robotics

Prosthetics

Orthotics

Education

MD or DO

Board Certification in PM&R

Job description

This institution values its clinicians and aims to help them achieve their greatest potential for themselves, their families, and their patients. They are seeking a dedicated pediatric physiatrist to join their expanding team, caring for patients while supporting a healthy work-life balance. As one of the largest pediatric clinical care providers in the country, they invite a talented and compassionate physician to become part of their team.

The facility boasts the largest hospital-integrated pediatric inpatient rehab unit in the nation, offering a robust outpatient practice through numerous clinics. While many clinicians maintain a general approach, some have contributed to the program's leadership in cutting-edge procedures, interventions, and technologies for pediatric PM&R, including cryoneurolysis—the only pediatric hospital in the U.S. to offer this procedure. The institution also supports interests in advanced robotics, prosthetics, and orthotics, making it a comprehensive center for pediatric rehabilitation.

The program promotes a collegial environment with pediatric subspecialists and multidisciplinary clinics for conditions such as spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, spasticity, stroke, leukodystrophy, and oncology. There are opportunities for teaching and research with residents and fellows, actively participating in clinical studies to advance pediatric medicine.

Accredited programs include:

• Spinal Cord Specialty Program
• Brain Injury Specialty Program
• Cancer Rehab Specialty Program
• Pediatric Specialty Program
• Day Rehabilitation Program

Health equity is central to their mission. They have a foundation that raises over $1.5 million annually to support high-quality care for those in need. No child is denied inpatient rehab services. The practice also plays a vital role in educating future physicians and pediatric residents and fellows.

The positions offer flexibility within a team-oriented environment. Leadership emphasizes fair workload distribution and supports clinicians in pursuing their interests, facilitated by a growing patient volume. Patients are drawn from Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, and Northern Florida, ensuring a busy practice.

Benefits include excellent compensation and a lower cost of living compared to many major cities. The community is ranked among the top places to live, known for walkable neighborhoods, a vibrant arts and culture scene, pro sports teams, green spaces, and sunny weather. The overall environment ensures that your free time is as enjoyable as your professional work.