AdventHealth Tampa is seeking a fellowship-trained Movement Disorders Neurologist to join their expanding academic neurology program. This role involves developing a comprehensive movement disorders practice, providing primarily outpatient subspecialty care, and contributing to multidisciplinary programs. The physician will also dedicate 20% of their effort to Neurology leadership responsibilities within Graduate Medical Education (GME), playing a key role in the development of the AdventHealth Tampa Neurology Residency Program.
Practice Info
- 80% Clinical / 20% Academic, GME, Administrative, and Program Development effort split
- Focus on developing a comprehensive movement disorders practice
- Primarily outpatient subspecialty care
- Opportunities to build multidisciplinary programs in collaboration with neurosurgery, rehabilitation, psychiatry, neuropsychology, speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and social work
- Role may include development of advanced therapeutic services such as botulinum toxin injections, deep brain stimulation evaluation and programming, device-based therapies, and multidisciplinary Parkinson's disease care pathways
- The West Florida Division Medical Group has nearly tripled in size over the last six years and projects to grow to 900 providers by the end of 2026
Responsibilities
- Provide outpatient consultation and longitudinal care for patients with movement disorders
- Participate in inpatient neurology consultation coverage as appropriate
- Evaluate and manage Parkinson's disease, tremor, dystonia, chorea, ataxia, atypical parkinsonism, and related conditions
- Perform botulinum toxin injections and other movement disorder procedures as appropriate
- Develop or support DBS evaluation, referral, and programming workflows if applicable
- Collaborate with rehabilitation, neurosurgery, psychiatry, neuropsychology, therapy services, and allied health teams
- Help establish clinical pathways for movement disorders care across AdventHealth Tampa
- Participate in GME teaching, including resident didactics, case conferences, journal club, morning report, and bedside or clinic-based teaching
Benefits
- Extensive benefits, including opportunities for ongoing training and continuing education
Requirements
- MD or DO degree
- Board eligible or board certified in Neurology
- Fellowship training in Movement Disorders preferred
- Eligible for medical licensure in Florida
- Experience with botulinum toxin injections required or strongly preferred
- Experience with DBS evaluation and/or programming preferred
- Strong interest in resident education, academic program development, multidisciplinary care, and clinical program building
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and patient-centered care skills