Neurologist – Full-Time – Macon & Jacksonville (BB)
Updated 11/06/26
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
Inpatient
Outpatient
Visa Sponsorship
No
Experience Level
2 years
Job description
Job description
Neurologist – Full-Time | Macon, GA & Jacksonville, FL
Explore Neurology Opportunities in Macon and Jacksonville – Multidisciplinary Care, Complex Diagnostics & Electrodiagnostic Medicine
An established multidisciplinary medical organization is seeking a Neurologist to join its growing clinical team, with full-time opportunities in Macon and Jacksonville. This is an opportunity to practice comprehensive neurology within a collaborative clinical environment focused on neurological, spine, and pain conditions, with meaningful involvement in diagnostic evaluation, individualized treatment planning, and continuity of patient care.
Physicians will maintain ownership of clinical decision-making while collaborating with other healthcare professionals to evaluate complex neurological conditions and coordinate appropriate treatment.
The Jacksonville opportunity offers a dedicated electrodiagnostic focus for physicians with demonstrated EMG proficiency and the ability to perform at least 16 EMGs per day.
Why Consider This Neurology Opportunity?
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Full-time Neurologist opportunities in Macon and Jacksonville.
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Annual base salary.
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Multidisciplinary collaboration across neurology, 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 ongoing treatment management.
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Dedicated electrodiagnostic focus in Jacksonville.
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Comprehensive benefits package.
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Professional development opportunities.
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Collaboration with physicians and healthcare professionals across related specialties.
Job Responsibilities
Neurological Evaluation & Diagnosis
Conduct comprehensive neurological consultations, including patient histories, symptom reviews, medication assessments, and prior treatment evaluations.
Perform detailed neurological examinations.
Develop appropriate differential diagnoses and clinical assessments.
Evaluate complex neurological presentations and determine appropriate additional testing or specialty consultations.
Integrate examination findings and diagnostic results into individualized care plans.
Assess how neurological conditions affect patients' daily functioning and quality of life.
Diagnostic Testing & Interpretation
Order and interpret appropriate neurological diagnostic testing.
Review neuroimaging studies and related diagnostic reports.
Perform diagnostic procedures within established training, credentials, privileges, and assigned responsibilities.
Communicate diagnostic findings clearly to patients and referring clinicians.
Ensure clinically significant results are documented and communicated promptly.
Treatment Planning & Patient Management
Develop individualized treatment plans based on diagnoses, symptoms, functional goals, and patient preferences.
Prescribe and manage medications and other appropriate neurological therapies.
Monitor treatment effectiveness, tolerability, and potential adverse effects.
Adjust treatment plans as patient needs evolve.
Coordinate supportive services and specialty referrals when appropriate.
Provide consistent follow-up and continuity of neurological care.
Patient & Family Communication
Explain neurological diagnoses, treatment options, and expected outcomes.
Educate patients and caregivers about medications, diagnostic procedures, and ongoing monitoring.
Encourage informed participation in treatment decisions.
Communicate complex medical information with empathy and clarity.
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Collaborate with physicians and healthcare professionals across related specialties.
Coordinate care with referring providers, community clinicians, and hospital teams when appropriate.
Provide neurological expertise for patients with overlapping neurological, spine, and pain conditions.
Participate in collaborative clinical discussions and treatment planning.
Documentation & Professional Responsibilities
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.
Maintain patient confidentiality and demonstrate strong clinical organization and follow-through.
Remain current with developments in neurological medicine through continuing education.
Jacksonville-Specific Opportunity – Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Physicians interested in the Jacksonville position must demonstrate proficiency in electrodiagnostic medicine and be able to perform at least 16 EMGs per day.
Candidates should be prepared to discuss:
Recent EMG experience.
Typical daily procedural volume.
Experience with varying levels of case complexity.
EMG interpretation experience.
Reporting and communication of electrodiagnostic findings.
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 will be confirmed for the specific opening.
Valid medical licensure for the applicable state 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.
Strong documentation, organizational, and time-management skills.
Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary clinical environment.
Commitment to individualized, evidence-based patient care.
Additional Jacksonville Requirements:
Demonstrated proficiency performing and interpreting EMG studies.
Ability to perform at least 16 EMGs per day.
Recent electrodiagnostic experience.
Ability to discuss procedural volume and case complexity.
Commitment to accurate interpretation, clear reporting, and communication of findings.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate is a clinically strong Neurologist who enjoys complex diagnostic challenges, values continuity of care, and takes ownership of patient evaluation and treatment management.
You bring sound clinical judgment, an approachable bedside manner, and the ability to communicate complex neurological conditions clearly. You appreciate multidisciplinary collaboration while maintaining independent clinical decision-making and demonstrate dependable follow-through throughout the patient's treatment journey.
Compensation & Benefits
Annual base salary.
Comprehensive benefits package.
Professional development opportunities.
Specific compensation terms, benefits, and any additional incentives will be reviewed during the interview process.
Additional details available for discussion include:
Clinical schedule and any call or hospital responsibilities.
Consultation, follow-up, and procedural expectations.
Clinical and administrative support.
Diagnostic resources and practice workflow.
Credentialing requirements.
Anticipated start timing.
Location-specific practice expectations.
Confidential Inquiries
Qualified Neurologists interested in the Macon or Jacksonville opportunity are encouraged to inquire.
Please 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 (Jacksonville candidates).
Compensation expectations.
Interview availability.
Earliest realistic start date.
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