Neurology Physician

Neurologist Hannibal, MONortheast Missouri Äî 125 Miles from St. Louis, 90 Miles from ColumbiaSalary: $375,000+ Base + Incentives Position Details Full-time, permanent position Schedule: Typically 4 days per week Äî 12 Äì16 patients per day; 10 days minimum ED/unassigned call per month (additional call days compensated at approximately $580/day) Autonomy: 4-day work week Äî option to structure as self-referral or referral-only practice Setting: Inpatient and outpatient Äî including Inpatient Rehab Unit; EMR: Allscripts PRO H-1B visa candidates welcome Practice OverviewSeeking an enthusiastic BC/BE Neurologist to join an expanding multi-specialty practice in northeast Missouri: Join 1 existing board-certified neurologist in a well-established inpatient/outpatient neurology practice General neurology Äî open to subspecialty training; can market special interests to build practice alongside general neurology 12 Äì16 patients per day Äî 100 neuro consults annually Option to structure as self-referral or referral-only practice When off call, signs out to partner or Internal Medicine on-call schedule Enjoy the benefits of small-town living with the support and resources of a regional healthcare network Compensation & Benefits Base salary: $375,000+ Relocation loan/signing bonus: $25,000 Moving stipend: Up to $10,000 Loan repayment: Up to $100,000 (for candidates within 10 years of post-training; subject to board approval) Additional call day compensation: approximately $580/day 31 days PTO 5 CME days (maximum 10 days) CME stipend: $3,500 first year / $2,500 subsequent years Paid malpractice Health, dental, and vision insurance 403(b) with employer match up to 6% of employee contribution H-1B visa candidates welcome Required Qualifications MD or DO Äî Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology Missouri medical license or willingness to obtain H-1B visa candidates accepted About the Community Äì Hannibal, Missouri Charming city nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River Äî known worldwide as the boyhood home of Mark Twain Low taxes, abundant local resources, and close proximity to major highways and cities Thriving artist community drawn by the central location between the East and West coasts and affordable, stable real estate Vibrant local culture with Mark Twain-themed attractions, riverboat cruises, and annual festivals 1.5 hours north of St. Louis Äî 90 miles from Columbia Affordable cost of living with a welcoming, tight-knit community