Neurology Job at Baptist Health Medical Group in Louisville, KY

Baptist Health Medical Group is seeking 1 BC/BE, neurophysiology/EEG or epilepsy, fellowship trained, neurologist to join our epilepsy program located in Louisville, KY at Baptist Health Louisville.

• Join a large & multi-specialty neurology practice: 12 neurologists, 11 neurology PA/NP
• Team consists of 3 fellowship trained & boarded epileptologists, require 4^th for OP practice and shared EMU oversight (full IP neuro-hospitalist team takes night call)
• 4-bed epilepsy monitoring unit opened February 2025, will be NAEC accredited in 2026 as a level 3-medical EMU
• 60% REEGT team, EMU experienced tech staff, EEG tech training program onsite
• Redundant video/trace monitoring (V/TrM) units on EMU unit and back-up in neurophysiology lab, plus back-up V/TrM service.
• Developing regional video/trace monitoring hub and tele-epilepsy clinic ops for the region.
• Shared EEG reading responsibilities, regional EEG only read by fellowship-trained neurophys/epilepsy
  

• Incentive Overview

  Competitive compensation and benefits package — Up to $200,000 in recruiting incentives including starting bonus, student loan repayment, residency/fellowship stipend, relocation/moving allowance, CME allowance and malpractice insurance/tail coverage provided Two-year income guarantee with opportunity for additional productivity and quality bonuses Generous time off (7+ weeks per year for full-time physicians) Complimentary Professional Student Loan Debt Repayment Advising PSLF Eligible Employer Physician Mentorship Pathway for growth and development EPIC (Gold Star 9 level)- electronic health record system integrated throughout all hospital and practice locations Advanced Technology capabilities including DAX Immigration support by experienced Immigration attorney, if needed

   

  About Baptist Health Louisville Hospital

  Baptist Health Louisville is a 519-bed tertiary-care hospital located in the heart of St. Matthews. The all-private room hospital provides virtually all inpatient services with the exception of transplantation and burn care. The hospital’s emergency services include special teams for heart attack and stroke care. Cancer services include two freestanding radiation centers and the Charles and Mimi Osborn Cancer Center, which also offers a cancer resource center and a multidisciplinary lung care clinic. Special services include women’s health, labor and delivery, digital mammography, ultrasound and bone-density scanning for osteoporosis. Other areas of expertise include orthopedics, neurosurgery, cardiovascular services, wound care, behavioral health, occupational health, acute rehabilitation, and in-home care provided by Baptist Health Home Care. Baptist Health Louisville has twice achieved Magnet designation for excellence in nursing services by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program®.

   

  City of Louisville, Kentucky

   

• Kentucky's largest metro area with a population of 1 million+ and the 16^th largest city in the U.S.
• Flights available worldwide from Muhammad Ali International Airport
• Home of the Kentucky Derby — "the most exciting two minutes in sports" and the Louisville Slugger bats; birthplace of Muhammad Ali
• Climate - mild four-season climate with average temperatures of 79 in July and 35 in January
• Cost of living is consistently below the national average, with housing costs 76% of national averages
• Louisville, KY is within a day's drive of more than 50% of the U.S. population
• The city landed on over 35 "Best Of" lists
• Ranked #5 on the Top 10 New Brainpower Cities in America
• National Geographic listed Louisville in the Top 10 Food Cities; Zagat called it one of America's Next Hot Food Cities
• CNBC: Reported that Louisville is one of the top 15 cities in the country attracting the most millennials
• One of the country's most extensive park systems and a world-renowned arts scene. Louisville has 122 parks that span more than 14,000 acres, including Waterfront Park on the banks of the Ohio River. The Louisville Loop will soon connect all the city’s parks by a paved walkway.