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A Neuroimmunology job involves researching and understanding the interactions between the nervous and immune systems. Professionals in this field study conditions like multiple sclerosis, neuroinflammation, and autoimmune disorders affecting the brain and spinal cord. They may work in academic research, clinical settings, or pharmaceutical development, helping to advance treatments for neurological diseases. Roles can include scientists, clinicians, or medical researchers specializing in neuroimmune interactions.

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To thrive in neuroimmunology, professionals typically need an advanced degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent) with strong knowledge of neuroscience, immunology, and laboratory research methods. Expertise in specialized laboratory techniques such as flow cytometry, cell culture, immunoassays, and data analysis software (e.g., GraphPad Prism, SPSS) is crucial. Strong problem-solving, communication skills, and the ability to collaborate within multidisciplinary teams set candidates apart. These skills are vital for conducting high-quality research, accurately interpreting findings, and advancing understanding in this complex intersection of neurology and immunology.

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Neuroimmunology, Neuroimmunology Neurologist - AdventHealth Tampa

AdventHealth West Florida Division

Tampa, FL • On-site

$287K - $359K/yr

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago

Job description

Clinical Effort: 80% Clinical / 20% Academic, GME, Administrative, and Program Development

AdventHealth Tampa is seeking a fellowship-trained Neuroimmunology Neurologist to join our growing academic neurology program. This position will support the expansion of comprehensive neurologic care across AdventHealth Tampa and the West Florida Division, with a focus on patients with multiple sclerosis, neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, MOG antibody disease, autoimmune encephalitis, transverse myelitis, neuro-sarcoidosis, and other inflammatory or immune-mediated neurologic disorders.

The physician will provide primarily outpatient subspecialty care while also participating in inpatient neurology consultation services as appropriate. The role includes collaboration with general neurology, epilepsy, vascular neurology, neurohospitalist services, radiology, infusion services, pharmacy, rehabilitation, and other multidisciplinary teams. The physician will help develop clinical pathways for evaluation, treatment, infusion coordination, specialty pharmacy workflows, long-term disease monitoring, and access to advanced therapies.

This position includes 80% clinical effort and 20% effort will be dedicated to Neurology leadership responsibilities within GME, either as the Research Director or as the Associate Program Director for Neurology Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, based on the candidate’s interests, qualifications, and programmatic needs. The physician will play an important role in the development of the AdventHealth Tampa Neurology Residency Program, scheduled to begin in July 2027, and the resident general neurology clinic planned for July 2028.

Key Responsibilities

Provide outpatient neuroimmunology consultation and longitudinal care.

Evaluate and manage patients with MS and related inflammatory neurologic disorders.

Coordinate disease-modifying therapies, infusion services, specialty pharmacy needs, and safety monitoring protocols.

Participate in inpatient neurology consultation coverage as appropriate.

Develop neuroimmunology clinical pathways, referral workflows, and patient education resources.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve access, care coordination, and patient outcomes.

Participate in GME teaching, including resident didactics, case conferences, journal club, morning report, and faculty-led clinical teaching.

Precept neurology residents in the resident general neurology continuity clinic for one half-day per week.

Serve as a faculty mentor for residents interested in neuroimmunology, clinical research, quality improvement, or academic neurology.

Participate in Clinical Competency Committee, Program Evaluation Committee, recruitment, resident advising, and other residency program activities as assigned.

Contribute to scholarly activity, quality improvement, patient safety initiatives, and faculty development.

Serve as the GME Research Director or as the GME Associate Program Director for Neurology Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, based on the candidate’s interests, qualifications, and programmatic needs. 

Support growth of the AdventHealth Tampa neuroscience service line and academic neurology program.

Contact Keerthana Akkineni, MD by email Keerthana.Akkineni.MD@AdventHealth.com

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