Neurointerventionalist
UPMC, an integrated global nonprofit health enterprise and one of the country's premier non-profit health care networks, is expanding its team at UPMC Hamot in Erie, Pa.
As a member of the region’s only certified comprehensive stroke center, you will join a multidisciplinary team including two neurohospitalists, eight neurologists, seven neurosurgeons, two neuroradiologists, and one senior neurointerventional neurologist who shares neuro-interventional call. The physician will be expected to participate in multidisciplinary conferences, quality improvement initiatives and contribute to the teaching of medical students and residents. This is an outstanding opportunity to have the best of all worlds at a top academic medical center with plenty of opportunities to collaborate, perform research, and teach.
Qualifications and details include:
- Ideal candidates will be fellowship-trained (endovascular surgical neuroradiology, interventional neuroradiology, neuroendovascular surgery)
- Typical cases include acute stroke intervention, brain aneurysm embolization, carotid revascularization, fistula treatment, spine procedures, diagnostic angiography, cerebral venous procedures, and thrombolysis
- Candidates should have:
- A broad neurointerventional skill set with a willingness to learn new techniques, participate in new procedures and evolve as a neurointerventionalist
- Excellent interpersonal skills and collaborative disposition
- A desire to teach medical students, residents, and staff
- Interest in participating in research
- Candidates can expect:
- Competitive base salary commensurate with experience/training
- Enhanced compensation package includes:
- Productivity incentive
- Sign on bonus
- Paid time off, CME days, and CME stipend
- Robust retirement plans
- Customary and reasonable moving expenses
- Flexible scheduling for work-life balanceIn 2018, the Stroke Center at UPMC Hamot received certification as a comprehensive stroke center, reflecting the highest level of competence for treatment of serious stroke events. UPMC Hamot is the first and only hospital in the area to receive comprehensive certification and is among only five percent of hospitals nationally with this designation.
As UPMC Hamot's regional presence as a tertiary hub expands, it means more acutely ill patients are in need of a higher quality of care. Project 20/20, a seven-story patient tower scheduled to be completed in 2020, will house two new intensive care units. In addition, the new patient tower will expand critical care services and will include a neurocritical care POD to enhance the care provided to neurological disorders. At $111 million, it will be the biggest capital project in UPMC Hamot's history.
If you are interested in this position or would like more information, please contact Katie Bool Shaffer, physician recruiter, at 814-877-3327, or boolke@upmc.edu.
