Neurology Physician - Movement Disorder

Carondelet Medical Group is building something rare: a subspecialty neurology practice where fellowship-trained expertise meets a fully integrated neuroscience ecosystem. As a Movement Disorder Neurologist, you'll step into a collaborative environment alongside stroke, epilepsy, and functional neurology specialists — plus a co-located spine, brain, and vascular neurosurgery team — with a built-in referral network from day one. This is an outpatient-only role designed for a clinician who wants to go deep in their subspecialty without the burden of hospital call. If you're looking for autonomy, peer support, and a practice infrastructure that actually lets you practice medicine, this is it.

• Outpatient-only practice — no hospital call, no inpatient rounding
• Monday–Friday clinic schedule with genuine work-life balance
• 15–20 patients per day — sustainable volume in a focused subspecialty setting
• Collaborative neuroscience team including stroke, epilepsy, and functional neurology physicians
• 3 advanced practice providers (APPs) integrated into the practice
• Co-located inpatient and outpatient spine, brain, and vascular neurosurgery team
• Established referral infrastructure to support subspecialty growth
• Physician-led organization — your clinical voice carries weight
• In-house marketing and business development support to help grow your patient base
• Full administrative support for billing, credentialing, and HR

• Competitive compensation package
• CME allowance and paid time off
• Malpractice insurance provided
• Health, dental, and life insurance
• 401(k) with employer matching
• Deferred compensation program
• Relocation assistance

• MD or DO
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology
• Fellowship training in Movement Disorders (completed or in progress)
• Arizona medical license or eligibility for licensure in Arizona

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