Neurologist

Job Description The Saskatchewan Health Authority – Saskatoon and the University of Saskatchewan, Department of Medicine, Division of Neurology is inviting applications for a full-time Adult Neurologist with fellowship training and expertise in epilepsy. The successful candidate will join a committed group of 23 neurologists who share on-call and consultation duties on an equitable basis. Their research interests include stroke, movement disorders, epilepsy, neuromuscular diseases, and dementia. The Royal University Hospital has a dedicated neurosciences ward, rapid CT scanners, 2 onsite MRI, electrophysiology, and telehealth on site. We have recently opened a state-of-the-art seizure investigation unit with 4 fully monitored beds, which is fully operational. The successful candidate will participate in the staffing rotation of this unit. The unit is additionally staffed with highly skilled and dedicated EEG technologists who share call duties and have experience in intraoperative monitoring, stimulation, and surgical cases. We have recently acquired funding for a state-of-the-art surgical robot to optimize rapid and accurate electrode placement, and are welcoming back one of our locally trained neurosurgery residents to enhance the surgical epilepsy program. The epilepsy program is staffed with a dedicated coordinator, a nurse practitioner, and a neuropsychologist, in addition to 3 neurophysiologists. There are weekly epilepsy rounds that are well attended by staff and residents. The Neurology training program has been fully subscribed for decades and all neurologists are involved in teaching at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Residents from other specialties rotate through the neurology service. Job Qualifications Preference will be given to candidates with certification with the in otolaryngology and Canadian otologist/neurotologist fellowship training and be eligible for licensure with the CSCN or equivalent licensing for EEG interpretation and fellowship training in epilepsy is required. Benefits Responsibility of the successful candidate