Neurology Opening in Indiana, PA
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

Job Summary

Occupation Physician
Specialty Neurology
Degree Required MD/DO
Position Type Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment Hospital Clinic/Private Practice
Location Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
Visa Sponsorship No

Job Description

Last Update: 3/06/24
**Neurology opportunity in Indiana, PA** ~ Located 55m to Pittsburgh ~ H1b (cap exempt) Eligible **About the Job** - Full-time - Permanent - Employed - Growing team of 80+ employed physicians in a wide variety of specialties - Telestroke call is 1 in 3 - Outpatient service with minimal inpatient non-acute consultations - Practice located on hospital campus - Large referral base from other providers in the multi-specialty group - Must be BC/BE - Leadership opportunities - Quality driven with a localized CIN **Compensation** - Competitive salary - Signing bonus - Educational loan repayment - Relocation expenses - Licensure repayment - Retirement and 403B program - Physician led and governed **Lifestyle** - Conveniently located one hour east from the city of Pittsburgh - Family oriented community surrounded by well-respected university, Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Culture, the arts, culinary delights, sports, and other activities readily available - Hometown of legendary actor Jimmy Stewart - Home of the fan awarded "Best Brewery in PA", Levity Brewing, Co. **About Indiana, PA:** Located 60 miles east of Pittsburgh, PA, this independent 164-bed acute care community hospital celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2014. Outdoor opportunities abound. Indiana county's parks and trails system is one of the best in Pennsylvania with over 64 miles of rails to trails. The county boasts 792 acres of lakes; 5,452 acres of parks; and 12 miles of single track mountain bike trails. Couple this amount of acreage with the varied skill level of terrain and you have a dynamite combination! Many of the biking and hiking trails run along historic paths with interesting lessons to be learned. So don't think your nature walk or bike ride will go without any history lessons. Its an especially great way to incorporate educational opportunities having children realize that history is part of everything we do and live.