Marshfield Clinic Health System
More Opportunity for your NEUROMUSCULAR Career!
Marshfield Clinic Health System, Torrington, Connecticut, us, 06792
More Opportunity for your NEUROMUSCULAR Career!
Join the
Ayer Neuroscience Institute at Hartford HealthCare —the most integrated system in Connecticut, offering extensive opportunities to advance your career. Collaborate with nationally respected colleagues in a progressive, physician-led environment, and practice within a broad network including seven acute care hospitals, a large academic and surgical hospital, community teaching hospitals, and one of the largest multi-specialty groups in New England with over 2,500 providers, including more than 200 Neuroscience physicians and advanced practitioners. Enjoy the benefits of a culture rooted in inclusion, innovation, and high-quality care. We are dedicated teachers, researchers, innovators, and caregivers. Key Responsibilities:
Focus on treating patients with neuromuscular disorders such as neuropathy, myasthenia gravis, ALS, etc. Work at the Ayer Neuroscience Institute in Torrington, CT, a large multispecialty ambulatory site. Develop clinical research in a collaborative environment. Perform electromyography (EMG) studies. Participate in the NCS technician training program. Contribute to the neuromuscular clinical council to enhance care paradigms, quality initiatives, patient experience, and research opportunities. Assist in developing the neuromuscular ultrasound service line. We support your professional growth and wellbeing through the HHC Provider Leadership Development Institute and the Office of Provider Wellness. Why Connecticut?
Put MORE LIFE IN YOUR LIFE in Connecticut, located between Boston and New York City. Our state-wide locations offer access to excellent schools, four seasons of recreational activities, and diverse living options—from shorelines to urban areas. If you're seeking MORE IN YOUR PRACTICE, contact HHC’s Neuroscience Recruiter Clayton Tebbetts at: Phone: 860-249-6927 Email:
Clayton.Tebbetts@hhchealth.org Qualifications:
Neurology residency, Neurophysiology fellowship, and Neuromuscular fellowship.
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Join the
Ayer Neuroscience Institute at Hartford HealthCare —the most integrated system in Connecticut, offering extensive opportunities to advance your career. Collaborate with nationally respected colleagues in a progressive, physician-led environment, and practice within a broad network including seven acute care hospitals, a large academic and surgical hospital, community teaching hospitals, and one of the largest multi-specialty groups in New England with over 2,500 providers, including more than 200 Neuroscience physicians and advanced practitioners. Enjoy the benefits of a culture rooted in inclusion, innovation, and high-quality care. We are dedicated teachers, researchers, innovators, and caregivers. Key Responsibilities:
Focus on treating patients with neuromuscular disorders such as neuropathy, myasthenia gravis, ALS, etc. Work at the Ayer Neuroscience Institute in Torrington, CT, a large multispecialty ambulatory site. Develop clinical research in a collaborative environment. Perform electromyography (EMG) studies. Participate in the NCS technician training program. Contribute to the neuromuscular clinical council to enhance care paradigms, quality initiatives, patient experience, and research opportunities. Assist in developing the neuromuscular ultrasound service line. We support your professional growth and wellbeing through the HHC Provider Leadership Development Institute and the Office of Provider Wellness. Why Connecticut?
Put MORE LIFE IN YOUR LIFE in Connecticut, located between Boston and New York City. Our state-wide locations offer access to excellent schools, four seasons of recreational activities, and diverse living options—from shorelines to urban areas. If you're seeking MORE IN YOUR PRACTICE, contact HHC’s Neuroscience Recruiter Clayton Tebbetts at: Phone: 860-249-6927 Email:
Clayton.Tebbetts@hhchealth.org Qualifications:
Neurology residency, Neurophysiology fellowship, and Neuromuscular fellowship.
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