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Neuromuscular Neurologist

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Austin, TX, USA
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Austin, TX, USA
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Join a high-demand outpatient neurology practice focused on neuromuscular diseases, offering EMG procedures, clinical research, and no call duties.
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About the Practice

Our physician-led neurology practice serves patients across the greater Austin and Round Rock area with comprehensive outpatient neurological care and strong subspecialty expertise. The practice has an established neuromuscular program, consistent EMG volume, and an ALS clinic in partnership with the Muscular Dystrophy Association, providing the infrastructure to care for patients with complex neuromuscular disease.

Physicians are supported by onsite infusion services, advanced diagnostic capabilities, clinical research infrastructure, and experienced clinical and administrative teams. The practice combines the resources and referral network of an established regional neurology group with the clinical autonomy to develop a practice around each physician’s individual interests and expertise.

Step into an established neuromuscular program with immediate demand and procedural volume.
  • 4+ month waitlist for neuromuscular patients

  • Consistent EMG volume from day one

  • Established ALS clinic (MDA partnership)

  • Onsite infusion center supporting complex neurologic care

  • Active clinical research program

This is a neuromuscular-forward role within a fully outpatient model designed for neurologists who want to focus their practice.

Who this is for

This role is designed for a neurologist who wants to build or deepen a neuromuscular-focused practice in a high-demand environment.

Strong fits include:

  • Fellowship-trained neuromuscular neurologists

  • Neurologists with clinical neurophysiology / EMG experience

  • General neurologists who are comfortable managing neuromuscular conditions and interested in expanding that portion of their practice

  • Interest in participating in clinical research, even if not pursuing a fully academic or research-focused career

You’ll do well here if you want:

  • A neuromuscular-forward case mix with access to consistent EMG volume

  • To grow your experience in complex neuromuscular disease over time

  • A pure outpatient model without hospital obligations

  • A subspecialized team, so you’re not covering the full breadth of neurology alone

This is not a broad general neurology role; your practice will naturally skew toward neuromuscular based on existing demand

There is existing infrastructure and peer support to help you continue developing neuromuscular and EMG expertise if that aligns with your long-term focus.

The Practice

  • 100% outpatient neurology

  • No hospital call, no inpatient responsibilities

  • Strong regional referral base with built-in demand

  • Established infrastructure across EMG, infusion, ALS, and research

  • Experienced clinical and administrative support

You’ll join a physician-led local team, backed by a national neurology platform that provides:

  • Operational scale and stability

  • Growth support

  • Preserved clinical autonomy

Compensation & Structure

  • Guaranteed base salary (above market, based on experience)

  • Performance incentives tied to productivity

  • Sign-on and relocation support

Full benefits include:

  • Health, dental, vision

  • 401k with match

  • PTO and CME

Schedule

  • 4 or 5-day workweek

  • No weekends

  • No call

Location – Austin, TX

Practice in a high-demand, referral-rich market while living in one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S.

  • No state income tax

  • Strong public and private school options

  • Year-round outdoor lifestyle

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