• Hospital-employed position with a stable and supportive health system
• General Neurology practice with the opportunity to develop subspecialty interests
• Hybrid practice model with approximately 80% outpatient and 20% inpatient responsibilities
• Established neurology service line with one vascular-trained neurologist and two experienced Advanced Practice Providers
• Dedicated neurology clinic space
• Strong referral network supported by 14 employed primary care clinics and longstanding relationships with independent providers throughout the region
• Expansion position driven by continued community growth and increasing patient demand

Practice Details

• General Neurology with broad clinical scope
• Outpatient clinic combined with inpatient consults and rounds
• Average clinic volume of 25–35 patients per day
• Hospital consult volume of approximately 5–10 patients per day
• EEG interpretation required
• EMG/NCS experience preferred but not required
• Botox injections, lumbar punctures, and fellowship training not required
• Opportunity to establish and grow subspecialty interests

Call Coverage

• Shared call rotation of approximately 1:3
• Supported by two experienced APPs who participate in call coverage
• No separate stroke call requirement
• Primary Stroke Center designation
• Telestroke support available
• 30-minute response time; physicians are not required to remain in-house

• Competitive income guarantee for the first 18 months
• Productivity model based on wRVUs with incentive opportunities
• Transition to a straight production model after the guarantee period
• Comprehensive benefits package
• Relocation assistance available
• CME allowance and paid time off
• Malpractice coverage provided

• Ask anyone who lives, works, or plays in South Baldwin County, and they will tell you that the quality of life here is one of the best in the state of Alabama and in the South.
• With a record of phenomenal and well-managed growth; deep roots in the agricultural, fishing, timber, and tourism industries; outstanding natural resources, recreational opportunities and tourist attractions; and acclaimed educational and cultural programs, South Baldwin is the kind of place people don't want to leave.
• Foley prides itself on its hometown atmosphere and progressive attitude. On Foley's downtown streets, people stop to talk to each other and congregate at a quaint soda fountain.
• The neighborhoods that grow in all directions from the intersection of highways 59 and 98 are a series of neat blocks lined with ancient oak trees shading wide streets.
• Visitors are welcomed by John B. Foley Park, which centers on a fountain and is hung with flowering baskets.
• Bargain hunters flock to the Tanger Outlet Center's more than 120 stores and to Foley's antique malls. 
• Foley's attractions also include the farmers and fishermen markets, Graham Creek Nature Preserve, various parks, and water activities (just a half hour drive to Orange Beach and Gulf Shores!)