Memorial Healthcare Institute for Neuroscience Seeking a Behavioral Neurologist in Owosso, MI

Memorial Healthcare Institute for Neuroscience is seeking a full-time physician with fellowship training in Behavioral Neurology or a special interest in Behavioral Neurology to join our rapidly expanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia program.

Memorial Healthcare is proud to be recognized as a Center of Excellence in Alzheimer’s Care, delivering comprehensive, evidence-based services across the full continuum of cognitive disorders. Our program is nationally recognized for its commitment to early diagnosis, safe therapeutic innovation, and coordinated interdisciplinary care.

This physician will join a collaborative, high-growth team and receive direct collaboration with Cara Leahy, D.O., Director of Cognitive Disorders, whose work in Alzheimer’s disease management, program development, and therapeutic advancement has positioned Memorial as a regional leader in dementia care.

• Employed opportunity with Memorial Medical Association
• Malpractice Insurance, occurrence
• Health and Disability Insurance
• 20 PTO days, 6 holidays 
• 5 CME Days and $4,000 CME Stipend 
• Opportunity for student loan repayment (may be eligible for MSLRP, depending on placement)
• 401k match and contribution
• Great work/life balance 
• Opportunity to (live and) work in the growing and beautiful, historic town of Owosso 

• One of the largest Anti-Amyloid Therapy (AAT) programs in Michigan, with continued responsible growth and strong safety infrastructure
• Fully integrated diagnostic and treatment model including:
• On-site AAT infusions with dedicated monitoring protocols
• Blood-Based Biomarker (BBM) testing
• Amyloid and FDG PET imaging
• Advanced 3T MRI capability
• Established Brain Health Navigator program supporting patients and caregivers throughout the treatment journey
• Strong collaboration with Primary Care, Psychiatry, Radiology, Infusion Services, Pharmacy, and Research teams
• Opportunity to participate in clinical research, biomarker advancement, and program innovation

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Neurology, Geriatrics, Psychiatry, or related field
• Fellowship training or strong clinical interest in Cognitive/Behavioral Neurology or Dementia care preferred
• Interest in emerging therapeutics, biomarkers, and multidisciplinary dementia management
• Passion for patient-centered care, program building, and collaborative practice

Accredited by the Joint Commission, Memorial Healthcare is a financially stable 165-bed non-profit hospital with over 1,800 employees. Since 1921, our mission to provide high quality, compassionate healthcare in our region has been our foundation. As always, we continue to care for individuals, families, and communities through our commitment to service excellence, teamwork and innovation.

Additionally, Memorial Healthcare has been recognized nationally and on a state level by industry leaders for excellence in meeting or exceeding patient care standards as well as for its use of technology to address patient care, patient safety and service quality.

Each year we care for over 30,000 emergency patients, provide over 200,000 outpatient service visits and deliver hospital-based medical services to over 3,500 inpatients. Memorial Healthcare physicians and staff work together with members in the community to create new and expanded services.

We are proud to be recognized as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces in Health Care for 2026 for the second year in a row by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights group! This national distinction places Memorial Healthcare among the top healthcare employers in the United States for workplace culture, advancement opportunities, and employee experience.

Shiawassee County is strategically located along I-69 and is a short drive from I-75. It is about halfway between Lansing, Michigan (home to Michigan State University) and Flint, Michigan (home to University of Michigan-Flint and Kettering University). According to the 2000 Census, the total population of Shiawassee County is nearly 70,000. 

Owosso and the surrounding area are home to vibrant downtown districts with shopping, dining, and entertainment establishments, along with expanding arts and cultural offerings. Shiawassee County features outstanding schools, both private and public, charming historic buildings throughout its business and residential districts, and an extensive park system. Successful economic development initiatives are attracting new businesses and creating jobs, while international manufacturing and service industries continue to thrive.

For those looking to call the area home, Owosso offers a welcoming community with a small-town atmosphere and convenient access to the amenities of larger metropolitan areas. Residents can enjoy local parks, trails, outdoor recreation, community events, farmers markets, festivals, and a variety of restaurants and locally owned businesses. The area also provides an affordable alternative to larger cities while maintaining easy access to Lansing, Flint, and the greater Mid-Michigan region.

With its central location, strong sense of community, recreational opportunities, historic character, and continued economic growth, Shiawassee County offers an appealing setting for professionals and families looking to live and work in Mid-Michigan.