Tele-Neurology (FTE/ PRN 1099)

Board-Certification or Board-Eligibility in Neurology Ability to obtain and maintain licensure in multiple states, as required Strong clinical judgment in managing acute neurological emergencies Proficiency in EMR systems and virtual communication platforms Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a remote environment Reliable high-speed internet connection and appropriate remote work setup Excellent communication skills and proactive engagement with care teams Expertise in acute stroke care, including NIH Stroke Scale and tPA protocols Familiarity with tele-neurology platforms and remote diagnostic tools Effective triaging and prioritization of consults in high-acuity settings Strong documentation and case management skills Comfort with interpreting neuroimaging (CT/MRI) in the emergency setting Commitment to patient-centered care and continuous clinical improvement MD or DO from an accredited medical school Completed residency in Neurology Fellowship training in vascular neurology (preferred but not required) Active medical licensure or eligibility in relevant service states

Provide real-time tele-neurology consults for emergency, ICU, and inpatient settings Assess and diagnose patients with acute neurological conditions Collaborate with bedside teams and radiology to review imaging and guide treatment decisions Support stroke alert response and tPA eligibility assessment Participate in proactive rounding, documentation, and case follow-up Utilize EMR and clinical decision tools to deliver timely, high-quality care Engage in virtual collaboration with multidisciplinary care teams