Sophisticated Program in Southeast ...

A major academic neurology program in Chattanooga, TN is expanding and seeking additional neurologists across several subspecialties. They are also seeking a visionary leader to serve as the Director of the Epilepsy Program. This is an exceptional opportunity to lead the clinical, academic, and administrative aspects of epilepsy care within a dynamic, multi-specialty neurology group. The department boasts a well-established team of neurologists and advanced practice providers, supports a robust residency and fellowship environment, and is recognized as a leader in patient care. The role offers dedicated administrative and teaching time and the chance to develop and launch a new epilepsy fellowship program.

The Director of the Epilepsy will provide leadership in clinical care, program development, and academic research. The ideal candidate is passionate about advancing patient care, fostering innovation, and mentoring future epilepsy neurologists. Key responsibilities include establishing evidence-based protocols for epilepsy care, managing program operations, and spearheading academic initiatives.

Program Highlights

• Robust Neurology Team: Join a diverse group of more than 20 neurologists and 10 advanced practice providers.
• Academic Environment: Participate in a growing Neurology Residency Program (launched summer 2024) along with multiple residency and fellowship programs across the academic enterprise.
• Teaching & Research: Opportunities to teach, mentor, and engage in clinical research.
• Visa Support: Visa sponsorship available.
• Trauma & Specialty Resources: Only Level I Trauma Center within a wide multi-state region, offering extensive neurological subspecialty support.
• Faculty Appointments: Academic titles available through an affiliated university system.
  
  

Movement Disorders

• Lead and participate in the diagnosis and management of a broad range of movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, Huntington’s disease, myoclonus, tics, ataxia, and Tourette syndrome.
• Work with specialized neurology providers focused on individualized, multidisciplinary care for complex movement disorders.
• Contribute to resident education and clinical research in movement disorders as part of the academic neurology team.
  
  

Neuromuscular Neurologist

• Outpatient-focused neuromuscular practice with immediate access to the region’s only AANEM-accredited electrodiagnostic laboratory (EMG/NCS, single-fiber EMG, repetitive nerve stimulation, diaphragmatic EMG, neuromuscular ultrasound, autonomic testing)
• Collaborate with the region’s only multidisciplinary ALS clinic (one of three in Tennessee; the only one in East Tennessee)
• Manage a full spectrum of peripheral nerve and muscle disorders, including MG, ALS, CIDP, neuropathies, radiculopathies, myopathies, and more
• Perform advanced immunotherapies and chemodenervation
• Protected time for teaching and research
  
  

Director Of Epilepsy Clinical Leadership

• Oversee comprehensive, high-quality clinical care for patients with epilepsy.
• Develop and implement innovative, evidence-based diagnostic and treatment protocols.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
  
  

Director Of Epilepsy Program Development & Administration

• Strategically plan, develop, and enhance the epilepsy program.
• Establish and lead an epilepsy fellowship program, including curriculum design, recruitment, and mentorship.
• Allocate dedicated administrative time to manage program operations, quality improvement initiatives, and departmental budgets.
  
  

Director Of Epilepsy Education & Research

• Provide teaching and mentorship to medical students, residents, and fellows.
• Engage in clinical research and quality improvement projects to advance epilepsy care.
• Foster a culture of academic excellence and innovation within the department.
  
  

Director Of Epilepsy Collaboration & Leadership

• Serve as a key liaison within the health system, promoting integrated patient care and academic collaboration.
• Participate in strategic decision-making to shape the future direction of the neurology department.
  
  

About Chattanooga

Chattanooga, TN is a vibrant, scenic city along the Tennessee River, surrounded by mountains and offering unmatched outdoor recreation, a rapidly growing food and arts scene, excellent schools, and a low cost of living. It’s consistently rated one of the best mid-sized cities to live and work.

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