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Job description
An established outpatient neurology and clinical research program in the greater Austin area is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Neurologist to join a growing subspecialty movement disorders practice in Round Rock, Texas. We welcome applications from fellowship-trained movement disorders specialists ready to lead a sophisticated procedural and research-driven practice, as well as general neurologists with meaningful movement disorders experience or a strong interest in developing this focus within a structured, mentored environment.
This opportunity offers immediate access to a substantial referral base and established patient waitlist, along with DBS programming, in-office botulinum toxin procedures, and active industry-sponsored clinical trials supported by dedicated research infrastructure. Physicians joining without formal fellowship training will be paired with an established movement disorders researcher for structured ramp-up and hands‑on mentorship in DBS programming and procedural care; fellowship‑trained physicians will have the option to step into an active clinical and research role from day one.
Opportunity Highlights
Established and growing movement disorders referral base with immediate patient access
Outpatient-only practice, no weekends, no hospital call
DBS programming support with all major device manufacturers
Established in-office botulinum toxin program
Active industry-sponsored clinical trials already in place
Dedicated research coordinators and operational support
Mentorship from an established movement disorders researcher, structured for physicians at any experience level with this subspecialty
Flexible clinical ramp-up: fellowship-trained physicians can move quickly into full procedural/research responsibilities; general neurologists can build toward this pace with support
NP support as physician panel matures
Physician-centered culture emphasizing collaboration and sustainable growth
Clinical Responsibilities
Evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and longitudinal management of patients with movement disorders, including Parkinson's disease, atypical parkinsonian syndromes, essential tremor, dystonia, and dyskinesias. Responsibilities also include DBS programming, botulinum toxin procedures, and movement disorders consultative care, with training and support available for physicians building these specific procedural skills. There is flexibility to incorporate selected general neurology interests based on physician background and preference, though the primary focus remains movement disorders medicine.
Procedures & Advanced Theraputics
Established infrastructure and operational support for DBS programming (all major device manufacturers), in-office botulinum toxin procedures, advanced Parkinson's disease management, and procedural scheduling workflows already in place, with hands‑on training available for physicians new to these procedures.
Clinical Research Opportunities
Active industry-sponsored movement disorders clinical trials, dedicated research coordinators, established sponsor relationships, and built‑in research patient flow. Depending on experience and interest, opportunities include Principal Investigator responsibilities, Sub-Investigator participation, or collaboration on future protocol development, with a clear path for physicians to grow into research leadership over time.
Practice Environment
A collaborative outpatient neurology group supported by dedicated medical assistants, established referral pipelines, structured clinical ramp-up, NP support, an experienced research operations team, and administrative support for scheduling, referrals, and research coordination. The practice emphasizes high-quality subspecialty care, physician autonomy, and long‑term sustainable growth for physicians at any stage of movement disorders subspecialization.
Required Qualifications
MD or DO degree
Completion of an accredited Neurology residency program
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology
Eligible for medical licensure in the state of Texas
Preferred Qualifications
Fellowship training in Movement Disorders, OR demonstrated interest in movement disorders
Experience with DBS programming and/or botulinum toxin procedures (training available for qualified candidates without direct experience)
Interest in outpatient subspecialty neurology practice
Experience or strong interest in clinical research participation
Compensation & Benefits
Highly competitive compensation package
Productivity/performance bonus
Sign-on bonus available
Relocation assistance available
Fellowship stipend available
Comprehensive benefits package
CME allowance and paid time off
Malpractice coverage
Student loan repayment available
Retirement benefits with 401k match
About Round Rock / Austin, Texas
Located just outside Austin, Round Rock offers access to one of the fastest-growing metropolitan regions in the country while maintaining a highly livable, family-friendly community atmosphere. The area provides convenient access to Austin's nationally recognized food, music, technology, and cultural scene, along with Austin-Bergstrom International Airport for easy domestic travel. Physicians benefit from no state income tax, a rapidly expanding healthcare market, excellent schools, and year-round outdoor recreation throughout Central Texas and the Hill Country.
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Worksite address
austin, TX, 78716, US
Who can apply
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