Neurology Physician - Texas

General Neurology

Houston

Position Highlights

• Known for its patient-centered approach, emphasis on preventative care, and a strong focus on quality and patient satisfaction.
• Multispecialty group practice setting
• 37.5 hours of scheduled patient contact
• Average of 12-20 patients per day
• Call is currently 1 week every 10 weeks and 1 weekend every 8 weeks.
• All Clinics are equipped with the latest supplies, equipment, and instruments needed.
• Conditions Treated: Memory disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Stroke, Epilepsy, ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease), Brain Tumors, Peripheral neuropathy, Bell’s palsy, Headaches including migraines, Tremor
• The main campus has 11 standard exam rooms, 2 EMG suites, and 1 extra-large EEG suite
• Epic EMR

Compensation & Benefits

• Base compensation + RVU
• RVU Productivity – 1st year guarantee $60,000
• Pay for Performance, Sign-on Bonus, Relocation, 37 days PTO, CME
• Health, Vision, Dental, and retirement with employer match
• Malpractice w/Tail Coverage

About the Community

• A truly international city: Houston is one of the most diverse cities in the country, with residents from around the world. More than 145 languages are spoken throughout the city, and approximately one in four residents is foreign-born.
• Home to NASA’s Johnson Space Center: Houston has a longstanding connection to America’s space program and remains a global leader in aerospace, medicine, energy and technology.
• Recognized as a leading U.S. city: Resonance Consultancy ranked Houston #9 among America’s Best Cities for 2026, making it the highest-ranked Texas city in the report.
• The nation’s fourth-largest city: Houston has a population of nearly 2.4 million, ranking fourth among U.S. cities according to the latest U.S. Census estimates.
• An affordable major metropolitan area: Houston offers the amenities and opportunities of a major global city while maintaining a relatively affordable cost of living compared with many other large U.S. metropolitan areas.