Neurohospitalist Needed – Brown Academic Appointment

Brown University Health is seeking a full-time Neurohospitalist to join our academically oriented team at Rhode Island Hospital.  The successful candidates must be Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology with fellowship training or experience in Vascular Neurology.  This position will aid in the growth of the Neurology service line working with a committed group of health professionals and a team with very low turnover.
About the job:

• Responsible for rounding on Neurology patients at our 719-bed flagship hospital in the heart of Providence
• Work with 4 other neurohospitalists – some cover other hospitals in the general Providence area
• 26 - 29 weeks of clinical; only 11 weekends total
• Shifts are 10 hours, 7a-5p with no overnight obligation
• Patients are typically general neurology & stroke
• Call is 1 in 8 during the week for the general wards, 1 in 11 weekend call
• Academic appointment to Brown with teaching responsibilities
• Opportunity to participate in research and other scholarly activities
• H1B and J1 visa friendly

About the benefits:

• 401K with an additional 6% contribution
• Outstanding health and dental benefits
• Malpractice coverage with a tail
• Strong administrative support

About you:

• Board certified or eligible in Neurology additional fellowship training or experience in vascular neurology required
• Completion of a US based Neurology residency required
• Demonstrate excellence as a teacher of Neurology
• Interest in settling long term in Rhode Island &/or Southeastern Massachusetts

Formed in 1994, Brown University Health is a not-for-profit health system based in Providence, RI comprising three teaching hospitals of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University: Rhode Island Hospital and its Hasbro Children's; The Miriam Hospital; and Bradley Hospital, the nation’s first psychiatric hospital for children; Newport Hospital, Saint Anne's Hospital and Morton Hospital, community hospitals offering a broad range of health services; Gateway Healthcare, the state’s largest provider of community behavioral health care; and Brown Health Medical Group, the largest multi-specialty practice in Rhode Island.

Brown University Health teaching hospitals are among the country’s top recipients of research funding from the US National Institutes of Health. The hospitals received $145 million in external research funding in fiscal 2023. All Brown University Health hospitals are charitable organizations that depend on support from the community to provide programs and services.