General Neurologist | Oldest Multi-Specialty Group in Oregon

The Portland Clinic is seeking a BE/BC general neurologist to join our Multi-Specialty Group. We have office locations in Beaverton, Tigard and South Portland. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to grow and enhance the neurology service in our group. Dedication to collaborative patient care is a must, and specialty training or focus in cognitive/behavioral neurology, MS or movement disorders is highly preferred.

At The Portland Clinic, one of our core values is diversity and inclusion. By engaging in the strengths and talents of each team member, we ensure a strong organization capable of providing remarkable healthcare to our patients, families and communities. To assist you as you build your new practice, the Clinic offers a full range of services that include surgical and non-surgical specialties, our own accredited surgery center, CT, MRI, ultrasound, a full laboratory, diabetes clinic, behavioral health, social work, and clinical pharmacy.

A competitive salary/compensation package is offered, as well as the potential for future partnership. Benefits include:

• Productivity incentives and value-based bonuses
• Compensation- $340K (Based on 40hr of patient facing care per week)
• $100,000 sign-on bonus, paid for in four installments over the first 4 years ($25,000 each)
• Two-year guaranteed base salary
• Predictable weeday schedule (no inpatient or call unless noted)
• Flexible scheduling available for experienced candidates
• Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, 401K with match, CME allowance per provider role
• Paid malpractice
• Annual CME allowance $2900, and 5 days CME
• Supported by a dedicated MA and clinical team
• EMR- Epic
• Scribe- Abridge
• Professional development- Partnership opportunities, leadership roles, foundation
• Support for work-life balance

Key Responsibilities

• Evaluating and diagnosing neurological disorders such as strokes, epilepsy, dementia, and multiple sclerosis
• Conducting various neurological tests and procedures to determine the nature of a patient’s condition
• Interpreting the results of neuroimaging studies like MRIs and CT scans
• Prescribing and managing medications and other treatments for neurological disorders
• Providing patients and their families with information and education about their condition and treatment options
• Referring patients to other medical specialists or services as needed, such as physical therapists, psychiatrists, or neurosurgeons
• Tracking patient progress over time and adjusting treatment plans as necessary
• Performing certain procedures such as lumbar punctures or administering Botox injections for certain neurological conditions
• Staying updated on the latest research and advancements in neurology
• Participating in professional development and continuing education activities