Part-Time Tele-Neurology Clinic | Michigan or Active IMLC

Board Certification: Board Certified Neurologist Candidate Type: MD, DO Prior Experience 3+ years of clinical practice Visas Accepted: None at this time About the Opportunity: Are you a Board Certified Neurologist looking to get involved in an exciting new project? Do you desire flexibility in your work schedule, more autonomy in your professional life, and the rewards that come from helping the underserved? We are seeking a Neurologist for an outpatient Tele-Clinic, with ability to add on EEG reads, E-Consults, and curbsides in multiple states. Our focus is to remove barriers to accessing specialty care. Job Responsibilities/Requirements • Active license Michigan License or acceptance to Interstate Compact is required. • Ability to do Curbside and E-Consults, along with performing EEG interpretations. • Future need: Half day (4 Clinical hours + 1 Admin hour) of tele-specialty clinic per week. • Potential additional state clinic options with active IMLC acceptance • Flexible scheduling. About Beam Healthcare Beam Healthcare is looking for a Board Certified Neurologist to join our growing team of providers, administrators, analysts & friends who share the vision of Healthcare Equality. Our partnerships with all types of healthcare organizations are strengthened by our commitment to providing quality-based care with a team-based approach. Our motto of “Telemedicine Moving Forward” signifies a proactive approach to system change, whereby we enhance patient care in communities we serve by implementing evidence-based, innovative solutions. This allows us to exceed quality goals while building a strong foundation for the future of medicine. The future of medicine is not limited by social or geographical boundaries. Are you ready to extend the reach of your expertise? Originally posted on Himalayas Tele-Neurology, Neurology, Telemedicine, Tele-Specialty, Outpatient-Neurology, Part-Time-Neurology, Telemedicine-Neurologist, Telehealth-Neurology, Telehealth-Neurologist, Remote-Neurology