Faculty Professor Assistant - Full-Time

Vascular

The University of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center are offering an exciting opportunity for the Director of the UPMC Stroke Institute. The Stroke Institute is a division of the department of neurology and coordinates all stroke activities at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC. Candidates must be board-certified vascular neurologists, qualified for medical licensure in the state of Pennsylvania, and meet the requirements necessary for a faculty position at the University of Pittsburgh. Faculty rank will depend on experience and academic credentials.

The UPMC Stroke Institute offers an active inpatient clinical stroke service grounded within a multidisciplinary environment that includes vascular neurology, neurosurgery, neurological critical care, neuroradiology, and neurorehabilitation. We also have a very busy well-established neuro-interventional therapy program, stroke clinical trial programs, an active telestroke, and teleneurology program, and both vascular neurology and endovascular neurology fellowship programs. Candidates should have a medical degree – MD, DO, or foreign equivalent, Board Certified or board eligible in Neurology and Behavioral fellowship training or foreign equivalent and also have clinical interest and expertise in Vascular medicine. J1 waivers are welcome to apply. When applying, please use requisition #22000587, www.pitt.edu

Applicants should submit a CV and brief statement of interest to:

Page B. Pennell, MD, FAES

Chair, Department of Neurology

Henry B. Higman Professor of Neurology

3471 Fifth Avenue, Suite 811

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

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