Neurohospitalist needed along beautiful Gulf Coast

Another Neurologist is needed in a university setting to join an established Neurohospitalist team. This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to provide medical services to patients with a collegial team of physicians. The group is affiliated with a large, full-service, healthcare system with 24/7 emergency care, personalized maternity care and advanced programs for heart care, bariatric surgery and cancer care. 

Position details:

• BE / BC Neurologist
• Schedule: 7am-5pm (7-on/7-off)
• Inpatient consults only
• No call schedule required
• No stroke coverage (telehealth covers stroke)
• EMR System: Cerner
• Preferred Credential(s): Advanced Life Support credentialed from the American Heart Association (AHA), EEG and EMG Testing

Responsibilities include the?evaluation and treatment of patients with appropriate medical diagnostic and treatment skills.?The qualified candidate will recommend, participate in, and work to ensure the success of efforts to improve cost effectiveness and quality of care provided to patients. Accepts patient referrals from other physicians. Acts as admitting, attending and/or consulting physician for patients who require hospitalization for primary medical diagnoses, depending on needs of patients, medical staff and hospital. Participates in academic programs (e.g. medical education and research) as requested. Provides appropriate documentation that meets insurance company requirements; appeal all denials in a timely manner. Participate in inpatient consultation for specialty.

USA Health is Transforming Medicine along the Gulf Coast to care for the unique needs of our community. We are changing how medical care, education and research impact the health of people who live in Mobile and the surrounding area. Our team of doctors, advanced care providers, nurses, therapists and researchers provide the region's most advanced medicine at multiple facilities, campuses, clinics and classrooms. We offer patients convenient access to innovative treatments and advancements that improve the health and overall wellbeing of our community.

Mobile, Alabama is a coastal city known for its deep history, vibrant culture, and lively atmosphere.

• Mobile’s location along the Gulf Coast offers easy access to water activities like boating, fishing, and kayaking. Locals enjoy spending time along Mobile Bay or taking a quick trip to Dauphin Island or Gulf Shores for beach days and water sports.
• Mobile is actually the birthplace of Mardi Gras! Mobile’s Mardi Gras is a family-friendly event with colorful parades, lively parties, and tons of traditions that bring the city to life every year. Residents can enjoy the excitement without the extreme crowds of larger cities, making it a local favorite.
• Mobile’s rich history, dating back to its French and Spanish colonial roots, is reflected in its beautiful architecture and historic districts. Areas like Dauphin Street in downtown Mobile are lined with charming old buildings, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Strolling through historic neighborhoods like the Oakleigh Garden District gives residents a taste of the past with stunning antebellum homes and moss-draped oak trees.
• Mobile punches above its weight when it comes to arts and culture. The Mobile Museum of Art and the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center offer enriching experiences for families and individuals alike. Additionally, Mobile has a bustling theater and live music scene, with performances ranging from classical music by the Mobile Symphony Orchestra to indie rock shows at local venues. The LoDa ArtWalk takes place every second Friday and transforms downtown into a hub of creativity with galleries, local artists, and street performers.
• Mobile’s food scene is a blend of Southern comfort and fresh Gulf seafood, creating a unique culinary identity. Residents enjoy local staples like shrimp and grits, fried oysters, and gumbo, often found at waterfront restaurants offering stunning views of Mobile Bay. The city is also known for its casual, lively dining spots where you can indulge in everything from po'boys to crab claws. Wintzell’s Oyster House, a Mobile staple, is famous for its oysters served “fried, stewed, or nude.”
• Mobile loves to celebrate, and it seems there’s always something happening. In addition to Mardi Gras, residents enjoy annual events like the Ten Sixty Five Music Festival, the BayFest Music Festival, and the Greek Fest. There are also art shows, food festivals, and even boat parades.
• For nature lovers, Mobile has plenty to offer. The Bellingrath Gardens and Home is a must-see, with 65 acres of stunning gardens, especially beautiful in spring when azaleas bloom. Mobile-Tensaw Delta, one of the largest river deltas in the U.S., is nearby and offers wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and swamp tours.
• Mobile has a solid educational system with a mix of public and private schools, along with several higher education institutions, including the University of South Alabama and Spring Hill College. These colleges not only provide educational opportunities but also cultural and sports events for the community to enjoy.
• Like much of Alabama, Mobile offers an affordable cost of living compared to other coastal cities. Housing is relatively affordable, with options ranging from historic homes in established neighborhoods to new developments in the suburbs. This affordability makes it a great option for families, retirees, and young professionals who want to enjoy coastal life without breaking the bank.
• Mobile is passionate about sports, especially football and baseball. The Senior Bowl, a major college football all-star game, is hosted here, and the city has a minor league baseball team, the Mobile BayBears.
• Living in Mobile means you're a short drive away from some of the most beautiful beaches on the Gulf Coast, including Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Plus, Mobile is well-connected to nearby cities like Pensacola and New Orleans, making weekend trips easy and fun.