Physician - Movement Disorders
Omaha, NE 68198
| Specialty | Movement Disorders |
|---|---|
| Profession | Physician |
The Department of Neurological Sciences at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in Omaha is recruiting a movement disorders specialist to join our growing team. This is an outstanding opportunity to be part of a dynamic, multidisciplinary group dedicated to delivering leading-edge care, advancing clinical and translational research, and educating the next generation of neurologists. Our Movement Disorders Program is the most comprehensive in the region, offering a collaborative and innovative environment for both clinical and academic pursuits.
Opportunity Highlights
- Thriving Movement Disorders Program with over 4,000 outpatient visits annually
- Dedicated specialty clinics for dystonia, spasticity, and Huntington’s disease
- Largest Parkinson’s disease clinic in the region
- Collaborate with national leaders in deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapy
- Exclusive use of the only Personal KinetiGraph (PKG) device in Nebraska
- Strong support for clinical, translational, and investigator-initiated research
- Active role in medical education with residents, fellows, and medical students
- UNMC is a qualifying employer for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program
Competitive Compensation & Benefits
Physicians enjoy a highly competitive package, inclusive of a variable compensation plan. Additional benefits include:
- CME allowance
- Competitive retirement contributions and other deferred comp opportunities
- Comprehensive malpractice coverage
- A full suite of health and wellness benefits
Why Choose Omaha?
Omaha is one of the best-kept secrets in the Midwest—ranked the #1 Best City to Move To by Forbes in 2024. It combines affordability, safety, and vibrant culture in a welcoming community.
- Highly ranked public and private schools
- A rich arts and cultural scene, from symphonies to street festivals
- Extensive outdoor recreation, parks, and trail systems
- Home to iconic attractions like the Henry Doorly Zoo and the NCAA Men’s College World Series
The successful candidate must be an MD/DO (or equivalent degree) who is board certified/eligible and has completed fellowship training in movement disorders. Knowledge in subspecialty-specific diagnostics and therapeutics including brain mapping, DBS programming, and chemodenervation is required.
