AdventHealth Tampa is seeking a fellowship-trained Neuroimmunology Neurologist to join its expanding academic neurology program. This role involves 80% clinical effort, focusing on outpatient subspecialty care for patients with multiple sclerosis and other inflammatory neurologic disorders, alongside 20% dedicated to Neurology leadership within GME. The physician will contribute to the development of the AdventHealth Tampa Neurology Residency Program and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to enhance comprehensive neurologic care.
Practice Info
- 80% Clinical / 20% Academic, GME, Administrative, and Program Development effort split
- Focus on patients with multiple sclerosis, neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, MOG antibody disease, autoimmune encephalitis, transverse myelitis, neuro-sarcoidosis, and other inflammatory or immune-mediated neurologic disorders
- Primarily outpatient subspecialty care with participation in inpatient neurology consultation services as appropriate
- Collaboration with general neurology, epilepsy, vascular neurology, neurohospitalist services, radiology, infusion services, pharmacy, rehabilitation, and other multidisciplinary teams
- Involvement in the development of the AdventHealth Tampa Neurology Residency Program, scheduled to begin in July 2027, and the resident general neurology clinic planned for July 2028
- The West Florida Division Medical Group has nearly tripled in size over the last six years, with a projection to grow to 900 providers by the end of 2026
Responsibilities
- Provide outpatient neuroimmunology consultation and longitudinal care
- Evaluate and manage patients with MS and related inflammatory neurologic disorders
- Coordinate disease-modifying therapies, infusion services, specialty pharmacy needs, and safety monitoring protocols
- Participate in inpatient neurology consultation coverage as appropriate
- Develop neuroimmunology clinical pathways, referral workflows, and patient education resources
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve access, care coordination, and patient outcomes
- Participate in GME teaching, including resident didactics, case conferences, journal club, morning report, and faculty-led clinical teaching
- Serve as the GME Research Director or as the GME Associate Program Director for Neurology Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
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 Neuroimmunology, Multiple Sclerosis, or a closely related field preferred
- Eligible for medical licensure in Florida
- Strong interest in resident education, academic program development, multidisciplinary care, and clinical program building
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and patient-centered care skills