Physician Neurology - Competitive Salary

## Neurologist | Hannibal, MONortheast Missouri — 125 Miles from St. Louis, 90 Miles from ColumbiaSalary: $375,000+ Base + Incentives## Position Details* Full-time, permanent position* Schedule: Typically 4 days per week — 12–16 patients per day; 10 days minimum ED/unassigned call per month (additional call days compensated at approximately $580/day)* Autonomy: 4-day work week — option to structure as self-referral or referral-only practice* Setting: Inpatient and outpatient — including Inpatient Rehab Unit; EMR: Allscripts PRO* H-1B visa candidates welcome## Practice OverviewSeeking an enthusiastic BC/BE Neurologist to join an expanding multi-specialty practice in northeast Missouri:* Join 1 existing board-certified neurologist in a well-established inpatient/outpatient neurology practice* General neurology — open to subspecialty training; can market special interests to build practice alongside general neurology* 12–16 patients per day — 100 neuro consults annually* Option to structure as self-referral or referral-only practice* When off call, signs out to partner or Internal Medicine on-call schedule* Enjoy the benefits of small-town living with the support and resources of a regional healthcare network## Compensation & Benefits* Base salary: $375,000+* Relocation loan/signing bonus: $25,000* Moving stipend: Up to $10,000* Loan repayment: Up to $100,000 (for candidates within 10 years of post-training; subject to board approval)* Additional call day compensation: approximately $580/day* 31 days PTO* 5 CME days (maximum 10 days)* CME stipend: $3,500 first year / $2,500 subsequent years* Paid malpractice* Health, dental, and vision insurance* 403(b) with employer match up to 6% of employee contribution* H-1B visa candidates welcome## Required Qualifications* MD or DO — Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology* Missouri medical license or willingness to obtain* H-1B visa candidates accepted## About the Community – Hannibal, Missouri* Charming city nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River — known worldwide as the boyhood home of Mark Twain* Low taxes, abundant local resources, and close proximity to major highways and cities* Thriving artist community drawn by the central location between the East and West coasts and affordable, stable real estate* Vibrant local culture with Mark Twain-themed attractions, riverboat cruises, and annual festivals* 1.5 hours north of St. Louis — 90 miles from Columbia* Affordable cost of living with a welcoming, tight-knit community