| Location | Chapel Hill, NC |
Academic Neurohospitalist (MD/DO) - UNC School of Medicine
The Division of Comprehensive Neurology within the UNC Department of Neurology is seeking a full‑time Neurohospitalist to join our dynamic academic faculty. This position offers the opportunity to provide high‑quality inpatient neurologic care while engaging in medical education, quality improvement, and scholarly activity within a nationally recognized academic medical center. The appointment is a fixed‑term Clinical (non‑tenure) track position, well suited for clinicians who are passionate about inpatient neurology and teaching in a collaborative, learner‑rich environment. UNC Hospitals serves as a Comprehensive Stroke Center, a Level I Trauma Center, and a Level IV Epilepsy Center, providing robust infrastructure to support complex neurologic care. Faculty have full access to advanced neuroimaging, EEG and neurodiagnostic services, and integrated teleneurology resources. The institution offers strong system‑wide and service‑line support, with significant planned growth across the Neurosciences service line. Opportunities for leadership and program development are available based on experience, interest, and departmental needs.
Service Model & Coverage
Schedule & Call Structure
Practice Scope
Team‑Based Support
1 Advanced Practice Provider (intermediate care focus)
The Neurohospitalist will be actively involved in teaching medical students, neurology residents, off‑service residents, and fellows. Educational responsibilities include bedside teaching, direct supervision, and required evaluation of trainees. Participation in additional educational activities is optional and is recognized within the compensation plan. This position is a Fixed‑Term Clinical Track appointment with a clinician‑educator focus and includes a clear, established pathway for promotion. UNC fixed‑term promotion criteria are available through Faculty Affairs.
2 residents on inpatient service
2 residents on consult service
Additional interns and medical students
Research & Scholarly Support
Clinical FTE: 0.9 cFTE
Access to research infrastructure if pursuing trials or grant‑funded work
Encouragement and incentive support for:
Quality improvement initiatives
Educational scholarship
Abstracts, posters, and national meeting presentations
Areas of emphasis include:
Inpatient neurology outcomes
Length of stay and readmissions
Post‑discharge care planning
Educational innovation and QI initiatives
Qualifications
Other Information