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Neurointensivist Cleveland Clinic is seeking full-time neurointensivists to join a growing neurological intensive care team. The applicant should be BC/BE , having completed fellowship training in ...

Physician (Neurointensivist) (Job NEUROWEB) Responsible to diagnose and treat diseases of the nervous system and will identify, prevent and treat secondary brain injury. Monitor patients' conditions ...

Deliver comprehensive neurocritical care within a high-acuity neuroscience program * Join an established team of physicians and APPs * Practice setting: Inpatient, 7 on / 7 off * Employed position ...

Physician (Neurointensivist) (Job NEUROWEB) Responsible to diagnose and treat diseases of the nervous systemand will identify, prevent and treat secondary brain injury. Monitor patients' conditions ...

Deliver comprehensive neurocritical care within a high-acuity neuroscience program * Join an established team of physicians and APPs * Practice setting: Inpatient * Board Certified or Board Eligible

Deliver comprehensive neurocritical care within a high-acuity neuroscience program * Join an established team of physicians and APPs * Practice setting: Inpatient * Board Certified or Board Eligible

Deliver comprehensive neurocritical care within a high-acuity neuroscience program * Join an established team of physicians and APPs * Practice setting: Inpatient, 7 on / 7 off * Employed position ...

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How much do neurointensivist jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for neurointensivist in the United States is $263,702.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $142,000.00 and $330,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the neurointensivist position?

To thrive as a Neurointensivist, you need specialized expertise in neurology, critical care medicine, and neuroimaging, typically acquired through medical school, a neurology or neurosurgery residency, and a neurocritical care fellowship. Board certification in neurocritical care and proficiency with advanced brain monitoring technologies and electronic health records are essential. Exceptional teamwork, leadership, and communication skills set outstanding Neurointensivists apart, especially when coordinating care for critically ill patients. These skills and qualifications are crucial for making rapid, complex decisions in high-pressure environments, ensuring the best outcomes for patients with life-threatening neurological conditions.

What is a neurointensivist?

A Neurointensivist is a physician specializing in the care of critically ill patients with life-threatening neurological conditions, such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, seizures, and brain hemorrhages. They work in neurocritical care units (NCCUs) and collaborate with neurosurgeons, neurologists, and critical care teams to provide advanced monitoring, medical management, and life support. Their goal is to stabilize patients, prevent further neurological damage, and improve recovery outcomes.

What does a neurointensivist do?

A typical workday for a Neurointensivist involves managing the care of patients with acute neurological injuries or illnesses, such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, or seizures, in an intensive care unit (ICU) setting. This includes performing daily rounds with a multidisciplinary team, reviewing patient data, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, and coordinating complex treatment plans with neurosurgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and other specialists. Neurointensivists often respond to emergencies, provide family consultations, and participate in clinical discussions or teaching sessions. The role is dynamic and collaborative, requiring both hands-on patient care and ongoing communication with the broader healthcare team.

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Infographic showing various Neurointensivist job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 3% Locum Tenens, 8% As Needed, 84% Full Time, and 5% Part Time. Highlights an 100% Physical job distribution, with an average salary of $263,702 per year, or $126.8 per hour.

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Neurocritical Care Medical Director- Your Life's Work-we're here to support it all! Gainesville, Georgia

Northeast Georgia Physicians Group in partnership with Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) we understand that your career is more than just a job-it's your life's work. That's why we're committed to supporting every aspect of your professional journey, from clinical excellence to personal fulfillment.

We are currently seeking a Board Certified Neurocritical Care Physician to join our thriving and innovative Neurocritical Care team as a clinical medical director in Gainesville, Georgia. This role would focus on leading clinical quality, operations, and program development for the Neuro ICU at NGMC Gainesville. This role is 80% clinical (direct patient care, procedures, rounding, consults) and 20% leadership: guiding clinical standards, staffing models, throughput, and performance improvement.

Why Join Us?

Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit health system serving more than 1 million residents across Northeast Georgia. With five hospital campuses and a network of over 1,300 providers, NGHS is committed to delivering exceptional care through:

* Clinical excellence across a comprehensive range of specialties

* Innovative technology and forward-thinking approaches to patient care

* A collaborative culture that empowers physicians and providers

* A mission-driven focus that prioritizes patients and strengthens communities

* We are committed to improving the health of our community in all we do

Practice Overview:

* Join a team of physicians, advanced practitioners and well-trained support staff

* 24/7 coverage of our 18 bed Neuro ICU.

* Service Line supported by:

* Separate Neuro-hospitalists and APP program covering the neuro step-down and medical units across two campuses.

* NGPG Neurology includes a team of 20 Outpatient Neurologists and APPs

* Comprehensive Stroke Center and Level 1 Trauma at our Gainesville campus and Primary Stroke Center at both our Braselton and Barrow campuses

* Significant learning opportunities through structured Neuroscience educational sessions, M&M, and GME.

* Growing program with opportunity to work with residents and fellows

Key Leadership Responsibilities:

* Develop and maintain clinical protocols, order sets, and care pathways (SAH, LVO stroke, status epilepticus, TBI).

* Own unit-level performance metrics: mortality, ICU LOS, ventilator days, CAUTI/CLABSI rates, EVD infection rates, and unplanned returns to ICU.

* Improve throughput (ED ? ICU ? stepdown/home), capacity management, and escalation/de-escalation criteria.

* Collaborate with Stroke Program leadership on reperfusion readiness, post-tPA/post-thrombectomy management, and stroke core measures.

* Represent Neurocritical Care in hospital committees (ICU Steering, Quality, Sepsis/Code Blue, Pharmacy & Therapeutics, Ethics as applicable).

* Assist with recruitment and retention of physicians and APPs; participate in budget planning and capital requests

Working together with Physicians like you:

* MD or DO; completion of an ACGME accredited residency program in Neurology,

* Board certification or board eligibility in Neurocritical Care through an ABMS recognized pathway, including:

o Successful completion of an ACGME accredited Neurocritical Care fellowship with eligibility for the ABPN administered Neurocritical Care subspecialty certification examination, OR

o Current ABMS Neurocritical Care subspecialty certification (ABPN administered) through Neurology (ABPN), OR

* For legacy candidates only (through 2026): prior certification via the practice/temporary pathway accepted by the applicable ABMS member board.

* UCNS certification alone is not required; however, prior UCNS accredited fellowship training or UCNS certification may be considered in the context of overall eligibility and experience.

* Minimum 3 years of post-fellowship clinical experience in a dedicated Neurocritical Care or Neuro ICU setting.

* Unrestricted Georgia medical license (or ability to obtain) and eligibility for hospital privileges.

* Demonstrated expertise in neuro specific critical care, including advanced ventilator management, multimodality neuromonitoring, continuous EEG, invasive monitoring, and post thrombectomy/SAH care.

* Prior leadership experience (e.g., unit lead, service chief, associate or assistant medical director) strongly preferred.

* Working knowledge of Comprehensive Stroke Center standards, ICU quality metrics, accreditation readiness, and performance improvement initiatives.

* As Neurocritical Care is now an ABMS-recognized subspecialty, candidates must be eligible for or already hold ABMS Neurocritical Care subspecialty certification; fellowship-based eligibility will be required for candidates entering practice after 2026.

Discover Gainesville, Georgia

Located in the heart of Northeast Georgia, Gainesville is a thriving city that offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and professional opportunity. Known for its welcoming community and vibrant lifestyle, Gainesville is a place where both careers and families flourish.

  • Lake Lanier Living: Gainesville sits along the shores of Lake Lanier, one of the Southeast's most popular recreational lakes. Residents enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, and lakeside dining with stunning views.

  • The "Hospitality Capital of the World": Gainesville lives up to its nickname with a friendly, inclusive atmosphere and a strong sense of community pride.

  • Vibrant Downtown: The revitalized downtown district features local boutiques, art galleries, live music, and a growing culinary scene, making it a hub for entertainment and culture.

  • Outdoor Adventure: With easy access to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Gainesville is a gateway to hiking, biking, and exploring Georgia's most scenic landscapes.

  • Top-Rated Schools & Healthcare: The city offers excellent public and private schools, as well as access to world-class healthcare through Northeast Georgia Medical Center, a regional leader in medical innovation and patient care.

  • Convenient Location: Just an hour north of Atlanta, Gainesville provides the tranquility of small-town living with the convenience of a major metropolitan area nearby.

We're Here to Support It All

To learn more or apply, contact Miranda Huckleberry Physician Recruiter with NGHS.-miranda.huckleberry@nghs.com


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About Northeast Georgia Health System

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Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) is a not-for-profit community health system dedicated to improving the health and quality of life of the people of Northeast Georgia. Through the services of a medical staff of more than 800 physicians, the residents of Northeast Georgia enjoy access to the state’s finest and most comprehensive medical services. It is our mission to improve the health of our community in all we do.

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Health care and social assistance

Company size

5,001 - 10,000 Employees

Headquarters location

Gainesville, GA, US

Year founded

1951