Stroke & Vascular Neurology — Assistant Professor

Women's Vascular Summit; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 230,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Women's Vascular Summit invites applications for an Assistant Professor – Stroke and Vascular Neurology at Portland, OR. The appointee will join the Neurology department and contribute to teaching, patient care, and research in stroke care and vascular neurology.

Candidate must have MD with Neurology residency, Oregon license, board certification, and an interest in scholarly activity; involvement in leadership and public service is encouraged.

Qualifications

• Doctorate in medicine & residency training in Neurology.
• Demonstrated competence in patient care & teaching.
• Current unlimited Oregon MD/DO (or equivalent) license prior to start.
• Registered with Federal Drug Administration and be authorized to prescribe medications.
• Board certification or eligibility for board certification in Neurology is required.
• Ideal candidates will have interest and expertise in research/scholarship/discovery.
• Code of conduct, respect in the workplace and applicable laws and policies must be followed.
• All credentialing requirements and hospital guidelines must be met.

Responsibilities

• Teaches trainees and support staff in their area of professional expertise.
• Provides teaching through lectures and hands-on guidance, modeling best practices.
• Maintains high levels of clinical care and professional performance.
• May develop scholarly research activities and engage in public service as approved.

Skills

Teaching & mentoring

Clinical care excellence

Research interest

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Doctorate in Medicine with Neurology residency

Job description

Women's Vascular Summit invites applications for an Assistant Professor – Stroke and Vascular Neurology at Portland, OR. The appointee will join the Neurology department and contribute to teaching, patient care, and research in stroke care and vascular neurology.

Candidate must have MD with Neurology residency, Oregon license, board certification, and an interest in scholarly activity; involvement in leadership and public service is encouraged.