Neurology Physician – Multidisciplinary Practice | EMG Opportunity in Jacksonville, FL (BB)
Updated 10/17/26
32201, Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Physician
Neurology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Outpatient
Visa Sponsorship
No
Experience Level
3 years
Job description
Job description
An established multidisciplinary healthcare organization brings together related specialties focused on neurological, spine, and pain conditions. Its clinical model emphasizes coordinated evaluation and treatment, diagnostic testing, and collaboration among healthcare professionals. Available services, staffing, and referral relationships may vary by location.
We are seeking a Neurologist who values multidisciplinary collaboration while maintaining ownership of clinical decision-making, patient communication, diagnostic evaluation, and ongoing treatment management.
As a Neurologist, you will evaluate and treat conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system. You will integrate patient history, neurological examinations, diagnostic testing, and clinical judgment to establish diagnoses and develop individualized treatment plans.
You will monitor treatment effectiveness, address potential adverse effects, communicate clearly with patients and families, and coordinate care with other healthcare professionals.
This opportunity is particularly well suited to a physician who enjoys diagnostic challenges, values continuity of care, and combines technical expertise with thoughtful communication and reliable follow-through.
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Full-time physician opportunities in Macon, Georgia, and Jacksonville, Florida.
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Annual base salary, with specific compensation terms reviewed during the interview process.
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Multidisciplinary collaboration across neurological, spine, and pain care.
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Meaningful diagnostic work involving complex neurological presentations.
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Continuity of care from initial evaluation through treatment and ongoing management.
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Dedicated electrodiagnostic focus in Jacksonville.
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Comprehensive benefits and professional development opportunities.
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Opportunity to work alongside physicians and other healthcare professionals across related specialties.
Job Responsibilities
Perform comprehensive neurological examinations.
Develop appropriate differential diagnoses.
Evaluate complex neurological presentations and determine when additional testing or specialty consultation is appropriate.
Integrate examination findings and diagnostic results into clear clinical assessments.
Evaluate how neurological conditions affect function, daily activities, and quality of life.
Communicate findings, diagnoses, and recommendations clearly to patients, referring clinicians, and members of the care team.
Order appropriate neurological diagnostic testing based on each patient's clinical presentation.
Review neuroimaging studies and related diagnostic reports.
Perform and interpret diagnostic procedures within your training, credentials, privileges, and assigned responsibilities.
Explain the purpose and findings of diagnostic testing in language patients can understand.
Ensure clinically significant results are documented and communicated in a timely manner.
Coordinate additional evaluation when diagnostic findings require further investigation.
Qualifications
Candidates interested in Jacksonville should be prepared to discuss:
Recent EMG experience.
Typical procedural volume.
Case complexity.
Interpretation experience.
Reporting and communication of electrodiagnostic findings.
Treatment Planning and Ongoing Management
Develop individualized treatment plans based on diagnosis, symptom burden, functional goals, and patient preferences.
Prescribe and manage medications and other appropriate therapies for neurological conditions.
Monitor treatment progress and adjust care plans as patient needs evolve.
Evaluate medication effectiveness and tolerability, including potential cognitive and behavioral effects.
Order supportive services and coordinate referrals when appropriate.
Provide consistent follow-up for patients requiring ongoing neurological management.
Maintain continuity of care throughout the patient's treatment journey.
Patient and Family Education
Explain diagnoses, treatment options, expected outcomes, and follow-up recommendations clearly.
Help patients and caregivers understand medications, diagnostic testing, supportive services, and ongoing monitoring.
Encourage questions and informed participation in treatment decisions.
Approach sensitive or complex discussions with empathy, professionalism, and respect.
Help patients understand how neurological conditions and treatments may affect daily functioning and quality of life.
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care.
Communicate with referring providers, community clinicians, and hospital teams when appropriate.
Provide neurological expertise for patients with overlapping neurological, spine, and pain conditions.
Support continuity of care across providers and treatment settings.
Participate constructively in clinical discussions and collaborative treatment planning.
Recognize opportunities where multidisciplinary collaboration can improve patient care.
Documentation and Professional Standards
Maintain accurate, complete, and timely medical records.
Document clinical assessments, diagnostic reasoning, treatment plans, procedures, and follow-up recommendations.
Follow applicable professional standards, organizational policies, and credentialing requirements.
Protect patient confidentiality and maintain respectful communication.
Demonstrate strong organization, time management, and clinical follow-through.
Remain current with developments in neurological medicine through continuing education and professional development.
Qualifications
MD or DO degree from an accredited medical institution.
Completion of an appropriate Neurology residency.
Board certification in Neurology preferred.
Board-eligible candidates are encouraged to inquire; eligibility for consideration will be confirmed for the specific opening.
Valid medical licensure for the applicable state of practice by the required start date, subject to client approval and credentialing requirements.
Relevant experience evaluating and treating neurological conditions.
Strong diagnostic reasoning and clinical judgment.
Demonstrated ability to develop and manage individualized treatment plans.
Excellent patient communication and bedside manner.
Ability to explain complex medical information clearly and compassionately.
Strong clinical documentation, organization, and time-management skills.
Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary clinical environment.
Commitment to individualized, evidence-based patient care.
Additional Qualifications – Jacksonville
Candidates interested in the Jacksonville opportunity must have:
Demonstrated proficiency performing and interpreting EMG studies.
Ability to perform at least 16 EMGs per day.
Recent electrodiagnostic experience.
Ability to discuss recent procedural volume and case complexity.
Commitment to accurate interpretation, clear reporting, and appropriate communication of findings.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate enjoys working through complex diagnostic challenges and helping patients understand their conditions and treatment options.
You bring sound clinical judgment, an approachable bedside manner, and a strong commitment to following through on diagnostic and treatment decisions. You value the expertise of other clinicians and understand when collaboration can improve patient outcomes.
You are organized, dependable, and comfortable balancing clinical complexity with the demands of a productive medical practice.
Compensation and Benefits
A comprehensive benefits package and professional development opportunities are available.
Specific compensation terms, benefits, and any additional incentives will be reviewed during the interview process.
Candidates will have the opportunity to discuss:
Clinical schedule and any call or hospital responsibilities.
Consultation, follow-up, and procedure expectations.
Available clinical and administrative support.
Diagnostic resources and practice workflow.
Credentialing requirements.
Anticipated start timing.
Location-specific practice expectations.
How to Explore This Opportunity
For a confidential conversation, interested candidates should be prepared to provide:
Current CV.
Preferred location or locations.
Neurology board certification or eligibility status.
Current state medical licenses.
Relevant clinical and procedural experience.
Recent EMG volume, if interested in Jacksonville.
Compensation expectations.
Interview availability.
Earliest realistic start date.
Qualified Neurologists interested in Macon, Georgia, or Jacksonville, Florida, are encouraged to inquire about the opportunity that best matches their clinical experience and professional goals.
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