Washington Regional Medical System is actively seeking an energetic Board-Certified/Board Eligible Physiatrist to join our highly respected, non-surgical outpatient team in conservative spine care. The physiatrist will provide outpatient care including EMG, musculoskeletal/spine evaluation, and general rehab. You will join dynamic team of neurosurgeons, advanced practice providers, and physical therapists all dedicated to providing quality evidence-based treatments and improving patients’ outcomes. The group works collaboratively through comprehensive integrated care that includes both surgical and non-surgical treatment options including pain management and physical therapy services. Our primary focus is on improvement of function to engage patients in exercise, understanding their conditions, managing their pain and improving the quality of their lives.

Northwest Arkansas features stately, tree-filled neighborhoods, some of the best schools in the state, the University of Arkansas, first-class performing arts center, live music venues, nationally recognized art museum, miles trails to enjoy. Majestic bluffs, lakes, rivers and rolling hills provide the perfect backdrop for participating in outdoor activities. US News & World Report continues to rank Fayetteville as one of the Top 5 Best Places to Live in the United States.

Washington Regional serves the Northwest Arkansas and surrounding communities by providing the best physicians. You can expect:
• Base salary + RVU incentive program
• No nights, weekends, or on-call hours
• Paid time-off for CME hours and CME Reimbursement
• Comprehensive benefits: health, dental, retirement, salary continuation and more
• Robust onboarding package with commencement bonus & relocation allowance

Qualifications:
• Completed Specialist or Fellowship Training in Interventional Spine or Pain Medicine a plus
• General outpatient physiatry skills, including neuro and spine are essential
• Provide exceptional PM&R services to our patients such as neurorehabilitation, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, electrodiagnostics, and spasticity management.