Description

Our client, a 571-bed regional health system,  consisting  of  two hospitals,  three  emergency  departments,  and  over  50  healthcare  facilities,  is seeking  a Neurointerventional  Surgeon  to  co-assist  in  the development  and  implementation  of  a  Thrombectomy  Capable  Center  for the  Neurosciences Center  of Excellence.  This  role  is  responsible  for  the strategic,  clinical,  and  operational  leadership  of  neurointerventional  services, ensuring  the  highest standards of care  for  patients  with  complex cerebrovascular  conditions  including  ischemic  stroke,  hemorrhagic  stroke, aneurysms, and arteriovenous malformations. 

What began as a small hospital with  eight rooms  more  than a century ago has become  a  state-of-the-art  medical  center  with  a  designated  Level  II Trauma Center,  Primary  Stroke  Center,  and  Level  Ill  NICU. The  multi-specialty  medical group comprised  of  highly trained  board-certified  neurologists, neurosurgeons, and  interventional  radiologists  is  well  positioned  to  further  advance  the treatment  of  neurological  diseases  to  meet  the  needs  of  the patients  they serve. 

About the Facility

• Over 500 physicians on a combined medical staff between two facilities
• Designated Magnet Hospital
• Accredited sponsoring institution for graduate medical education program
• U.S. News & World Report "High Performing Hospital" in 11 adult procedures 

Key Job Features

• Highly competitive salary
• Comprehensive benefits package
• Support from an efficient neurosurgical team and dedicated neurosurgical coordinator

Community Highlights

• Exceptional public school system
• Within 1 hour of 3 international airports
• Among lowest real estate taxes in region
• Outdoor opportunities abound; trails, Rappahannock and Potomac Rivers, fishing and hunting
• Virginia Railway Express commuter services to Washington, D.C.

Requirements

• MD or DO with board certification in neurology, neurosurgery or radiology
• Fellowship training in neurointerventional surgery / endovascular neurosurgery
• 5 years post-fellowship experience in a high volume stroke or neurovascular center
• Proficient in performing and interpreting diagnostic imaging studies relevant to interventional procedures
• Eligible for medical license in Virginia