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Physician - Neurologist (General)
CareMount Medical, P.C. is New York State's premier multispecialty medical group with over 650 providers and 665,000 patients. We are currently seeking BC/BE neurologists to join our busy practice(s) in Manhattan, NY, Poughkeepsie/Fishkill, NY and Kingston/Rhinebeck, NY. The organization's neurology department currently consists of over 10 neurologists and is fully supported with a team of clinical & non-clinical staff as well as APCs. The physician in this position will be responsible for working collaboratively with other physicians and care team members to provide the highest standard of comprehensive medical care in a patient-centered, compassionate environment. Advantages of Practicing at CareMount: Physician-centric and
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