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Form of workWashington RegionalJB Hunt Neuroscience Instituteis seekingBE/BC Neurologiststo join our rapidly growing healthcare system located in beautiful Northwest Arkansas.
Available Opportunities Include:
- Neurohospitalist
- Cognitive Neurology Specialist
- Movement/Parkinson's
- Neuropsychology
- General Neurologist – subspecialty focus supported MS, Headache, Stroke, Neuromuscular, Movement Disorder, etc
What Washington Regional has to offer:
- Competitive compensation based on national median data with wRVU productivity and quality incentives
- Comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, life insurance, disability insurance, 401K, etc.)
- Physician time off and CME time off and allowance
- Malpractice insurance coverage including tail coverage
- Commencement bonus and Relocation allowance
- As a nonprofit health care system, qualify for federal student loan forgiveness program
- Appealing work-life balance
- Network of integrated and non-integrated physicians provides established referral base
Living in Northwest Arkansas
In recent years, our community has been ranked among the nation’s most livable by Forbes, Kiplinger Report and Money Magazine. US News & World Report continues to rank Fayetteville as one of the Top 5 Best Places to Live in the United States. Northwest Arkansas features stately, tree-filled neighborhoods, some of the best schools in the state, the University of Arkansas, first-class performing arts center, live music venues, nationally recognized art museum, miles trails to enjoy. Majestic bluffs, lakes, rivers and rolling hills provide the perfect backdrop for participating in outdoor activities.
Year after year, Northwest Arkansas residents consistently rank Washington Regional as the hospital of choice for quality, highly trained doctors, and care in a variety of specialty areas including stroke care, neurosciences, senior health, cardiology, orthopedics, and women’s services. Recently, Washington Regional was again ranked #1 hospital in the state by US News & World Report.
