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Synapticure · 3 months ago

Telehealth Neurologist - Ataxia Specialist

United States

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level

SynaptiCure Inc. is a patient and caregiver-founded company dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals living with neurodegenerative diseases through a virtual care platform. They are seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Neurologist with expertise in Movement Disorders or Ataxia to deliver virtual care, conduct evaluations, and collaborate with an integrated care team.

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Responsibilities

Deliver virtual longitudinal care to patients living with Ataxia and related disorders

Conduct detailed diagnostic and follow-up evaluations tailored to disease progression

Collaborate with an integrated care team, including genetic counselors, palliative care experts, and social workers

Guide treatment planning, including medications, therapies, genetic counseling, and clinical trial enrollment

Educate and support patients and families, addressing the physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges of living with Ataxia

Contribute to clinical protocols and care model enhancements

Participate in regular peer discussions with neurologists and other team members to ensure consistency and quality of care

Qualification

Board-certified in NeurologyFellowship in Movement DisordersAtaxiaTelehealth care deliverySpanish proficiencyExperience in clinical trialsPassion for patient careCollaboration with interdisciplinary teams

Required

Board-certified (or eligible) in Neurology with fellowship training in Movement Disorders or related specialty; or demonstrated expertise in treating Ataxia

Experience managing hereditary and sporadic ataxias, spinocerebellar ataxias, and related movement disorders

Comfortable with telehealth care delivery and collaborating with remote, interdisciplinary teams

Licensed (or ability to become licensed) to practice in multiple states (Synapticure provides licensure support)

Passionate about improving care models and advancing outcomes for underserved patients