Atrium Health Seeking Neurology Physician - Outpatient

Atrium Health Neurosciences Institute-Neurology (NIN) is seeking BE/BC Neurologists to join our rapidly growing health care system located in the Charlotte- metro area.   We invite BE/BC neurologists who possess an authentic compassion for patients and is team focused to apply to join our growing practice at the Atrium Health Neurosciences Institute.

The Neurology Department at Atrium Health is a network of 90+ neurology providers that supports 15 care locations across the greater Charlotte region. Atrium Health administers the largest stroke network in the Charlotte metropolitan area, which is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.  Our department boasts distinguished specialty care, including Level IV and Level III Specialized Epilepsy Center, NMSS Certified Comprehensive Care Center for MS, ALS and MDA Centers of Excellence. The growing academic department brings exciting opportunities for innovative patient care, team-based care models, teaching and research.

Atrium Health has several outpatient opportunities in Greater Charlotte. Available opportunities include:

• Movement/Parkinson's Physician
• Epilepsy Physician
• Academic General Neurologist
• General Neurologist – subspecialty focus supported: MS, Headache, Stroke, Neuromuscular, Movement Disorder, etc
  
  • Birkdale
  • Lincolnton
  • Gastonia

What Atrium Health has to offer: 

• Competitive Compensation: generous pay and benefits package (including parental leave, disability, life insurance, and retirement plan with company match)
• Day 1 Benefits
• Career Progression: upward mobility within the organization
• Work/Life Balance: Enjoy the ability to get a schedule that works best for you, so you have plenty of time to enjoy life outside of work
• Academic opportunities: Strong research support and expanding education opportunities, including the new Charlotte campus for Wake Forest School of Medicine to open in 2025

About Atrium Health

Atrium Health is a nationally recognized leader in shaping health outcomes through innovative research, education and compassionate patient care.  It is part of Advocate Health, the third-largest nonprofit health system in the U.S., serving nearly 6 million patients annually. Wake Forest University School of Medicine serves as the academic core of the enterprise.

The Pearl officially opened its door in June 2025, marking a transformative milestone in health care innovation. Developed through a visionary public-private partnership led by Atrium Health and Wexford Science & Technology, The Pearl unites cutting-edge medical education, research and technology to drive collaboration and economic growth. Anchored by the Charlotte campus of Wake Forest University School of Medicine – the city’s first four-year medical school – and IRCAD North America, a global leader in surgical training, The Pearl is positioned as a global destination for medical advancement.

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When you call North or South Carolina home you’ll enjoy the best of southern charm, worldly cosmopolitan flair and unrivaled natural splendor with a low cost of living and high quality of life. Whether you yearn for majestic mountain views, the vibrant energy of world-class cities or coastal communities lined with sandy beaches along the shore, you can find what you’re looking for in the Carolinas.

After many years of serving the local community, Lincoln Medical Center officially became part of Carolinas HealthCare System in September 2006 and changed its name to Carolinas HealthCare System Lincoln. This transition has resulted in significant advances in the healthcare provided to Lincoln County residents.

In July 2010, Carolinas HealthCare System Lincoln opened a brand new 101-bed hospital and medical office building at 433 McAlister Road. From the beginning, the beautiful contemporary facility was designed, planned and constructed with the community in mind. Many of the hospital’s unique features and programs support this vision including:

• A link to local history with the building’s exterior, which contains 300,000 reclaimed bricks from a portion of the Belding-Hausman Mill
• A 1.2-mile public walking trail that encircles the campus, winding past ponds and through natural wooded areas left intact on the land
• A collaboration by three artists called “A Sense of Place” that depicts the evolution of the original farmland on which the hospital is situated into a place of healing