The Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center of the Henry Ford Medical Group is seeking a board-eligible/certified Neurologists with additional fellowship training in Movement Disorders to lead our multi-disciplinary team.
The position entails:
• Providing visionary leadership of our advanced, cutting-edge evidence-based care for a multitude of movement disorder problems.
• Utilizing medical, surgical and neurostimulation related therapies. Available treatments include deep brain stimulation, a DBS program and botulinum toxin.
• Providing leadership, participating in, and further developing our robust clinical research program.
• Providing educational endeavors, including a teaching role with medical students, Neurology residents and Movement Disorder fellows.
The Department of Neurology is home to more than 60 neurologists and 10 fellowship programs (including 2 Movement Disorders Fellowship positions) at 8 Henry Ford Medical Center sites throughout southeast Michigan. The department offers the full spectrum of quaternary services and provides patient care to over 50,000 patients annually.
Applicants with a specific interest in a clinical practice of movement disorders are welcome to apply. This subspecialty academic practice position also offers time for educational endeavors, including protected time for clinical research, a teaching role with medical students, neurology residents, and movement disorder fellows as well as a tenure-track academic appointment is available for those who qualify, through Wayne State University and Michigan State University - College of Human Medicine.
Interested candidates, please forward your CV via email to: Brien Smith, M.D., Department of Neurology Chair, c/o Laura Settles via the link in the contact section or at [redacted]. I may also be reached by phone at [redacted].
Thank you in advance for your consideration,
Laura Settles
- Must be Board-eligible/Board-certified in Neurology with additional fellowship training in Movement Disorders.
- Must have completed an ACGME/AOA approved Neurology residency.
- A proven track record of research and administration experience is required.
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