Full-Time Academic Neurologist

Cortica is seeking a Pediatric Neurologist with a passion for serving children with autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Cortica is a rapidly growing healthcare company pioneering a unique, interdisciplinary approach to neurodevelopment. We envision a world where seeing doctors, therapists and getting the best care for autism or other developmental differences is easy. We serve a variety of patient populations including individuals with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, speech and language disorders, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, genetic conditions, and more.Pediatric neurologists, Pediatricians, Nurse Practitioners, EEG technicians, Counselors, Occupational Therapists, Speech-language Pathologists, Behavior Therapists (ABA), Music Therapists, and more.
As a Pediatric Neurologist on our care team, you’ll provide gold-standard medical care to patients at Cortica. You’ll collaborate closely with other pediatric neurologists (including epileptologists), pediatricians, and pediatric nurse practitioners to diagnose and treat genetic, metabolic, neurological, GI, and other conditions that commonly occur in children with autism and other developmental diagnoses. We welcome medical practitioners at any stage of their career, and we provide in-depth training to support your continued growth in the diagnosis and management of pediatric neurodevelopmental conditions. We use a wide range of medical therapies, including nutrition modification and supplementation, medication management, and neuromodulation (device therapeutics). Cortica utilizes a comprehensive set of standardized assessments to track developmental outcomes. You’ll gain a deep understanding of these assessments and will use outcome metrics to guide your patients’ comprehensive therapy programs.
Your schedule will be weekdays only with no evening or weekend coverage (no on-call requirements).
You have completed four years of medical school from an accredited university.
You are board certified or board eligible in pediatrics & neurology and psychiatry
You hold a current and unrestricted medical license within the state of provided care and open to pursuing other state licenses for remote coverage of other Cortica markets
*We welcome applications from physicians at all levels of experience, including new graduates from residency programs.You will partner with tenured medical professionals for support and training.
$More than four weeks paid time off, including continuing education/wellness day sand holidays, annually
No on-call or weekend hours
Health, vision, dental and pet insurance
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Have you previously worked with children who have developmental differences such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, etc.? *
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