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Local Infusion
Telehealth Neurologist (Remote) ME
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What they do
A Neurologist diagnoses and treats patients with disorders or injuries related to the central nervous system or the brain. Provides medical care to patients recovering from strokes or with illnesses such as dementia; may treat patients for nerve damage or spinal cord injury. Works from a private practice or within a hospital or larger healthcare facility.
$248,703 / year median in the U.S.
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Role Overview:
1099 Virtual Care Telehealth Neurologist We are seeking a Neurologist who is licensed in Maine- to provide virtual neurology care to Local Infusion patients, with a focus on memory care and dementia-related conditions.
- Conduct virtual neurology visits for new and existing patients, with an emphasis on memory disorders and dementia care
- Evaluate, diagnose, and manage neurological conditions consistent with telehealth standards of care
- Partner with NP and referring providers to develop and adjust patient care plans
- Maintain timely, compliant clinical documentation in the EMR
- Escalate complex or urgent cases per Local Infusion clinical protocols Key Accountabilities
- Board certified/eligible neurologist with active, unrestricted medical license(s) in ME; willing to obtain additional state licensure as needed
- Experience diagnosing and managing memory disorders, dementia, or related cognitive conditions
- Experience providing anti-amyloid therapy and monitoring patients receiving these medications
- Prior telehealth experience required
- Comfortable working independently in a contract (1099) capacity with a flexible visit schedule
- Excellent communication skills with patients, caregivers, and care teams