Emory Healthcare is Seeking Epilepsy Trained Physicians to Join our Growing Level IV Epilepsy Center in Atlanta, Georgia

The Emory University School of Medicine Department of Neurology is seeking full-time faculty members for our Level IV epilepsy center in Atlanta, GA.

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Ideal candidate would have diverse interests in:

• Surgical epilepsy
• Neuromodulation
• Genetics
• Autoimmune epilepsy
• Invasive and non-invasive electroencephalography
• Epilepsy Monitoring Unit operations
• Continuous/ICU EEG monitoring, and neuromodulation

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General Qualifications:

Board certification/eligibility in Epilepsy and/or Clinical Neurophysiology.

Hold a GA Medical License or ability to obtain one.

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About the Epilepsy Division at Emory University:

• The only Level 4 NAEC Epilepsy Center for adults in Atlanta, serving a large and diverse community across the spectrum of epilepsy disorders.
• Dedicated 12-bed adult epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) with cutting-edge technology, multimodal neuroimaging including fMRI, PET, and SPECT, electrical source imaging, and access to in-house 7T MRI.
• Dedicated team of skilled technicians supporting our practices in continuous EEG, SPECT, and intra- and extra-operative stimulation mapping.
• Dedicated neuropsychology service engaged in clinical and research activities routinely obtaining pre- and post-surgical data on the majority of our patients. Neuropsychology contributes to intra- and extraoperative mapping and standard and selective Wada exams.
• We are at the vanguard of neuromodulation in epilepsy, managing an ever-growing cohort of over 100 patients with deep brain stimulation and more than 55 patients with responsive neurostimulation. Emory faculty lead patient care through dedicated neuromodulation clinics supported by top-tier APP’s and field engineers.
• Research efforts are strong with Emory contributing significantly to the establishment of minimally invasive procedures for epilepsy care, basic science, diagnostic improvements, and the study and treatment of functional seizures.
• Collaboration is at the heart of our division, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to both clinical care and research. Our team enjoys abundant opportunities for leadership and innovation at local, national, and international forums.
• Opportunities to engage in a dynamic intraoperative neurophysiology monitoring (IONM) service, offering a wide variety of cases, providing rich clinical experiences and learning opportunities.

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