Neurologist – $300K–$400K+ Base, Movement Disorders Focus, No Call/No Weekends
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Join one of the Dallas–Fort Worth region's most respected physician-led neurology practices as a Movement Disorders Neurologist. We are seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Neurologist to help meet the region's growing demand for subspecialty movement disorders care. We welcome fellowship-trained movement disorders specialists, as well as neurologists with meaningful movement disorders experience looking to build a predominantly movement-focused practice within a highly collaborative outpatient group.
Recognized for clinical excellence, compassionate care, and a patient-centered approach, the practice has earned a 4.6-star Google rating and built a reputation as a trusted destination for neurological care across the Metroplex. Supported by seven board-certified neurologists, experienced advanced practice providers, dedicated nursing and administrative teams, onsite infusion centers, and comprehensive diagnostic services—including EMG, EEG, vascular ultrasound, sleep testing, neurocognitive testing, and pulmonary function testing—you'll have the infrastructure to focus on delivering exceptional patient care.
The role offers immediate patient demand with 764 movement patients available to transition, a strong referral network, and the opportunity to build a predominantly movement disorders practice caring for patients with Parkinson's disease, atypical parkinsonism, essential tremor, dystonia, Huntington's disease, and other movement disorders, while incorporating DBS programming and botulinum toxin therapy into your practice.
Why Physicians Choose This Practice
Practice 70–80% movement disorders from the outset
Approximately 764 movement disorders patients available to transition
Join a respected physician-led neurology group with a 4.6-star Google rating
Outpatient only with no hospital call
Optional four-day work week
Research opportunities with mentorship—no prior investigator experience required
Comprehensive outpatient support designed to minimize administrative burden
Opportunity to become a clinical leader as the movement disorders program continues to grow
Clinical Focus
This role is intentionally structured around movement disorders care, including:
Parkinson’s disease
Atypical parkinsonian
Essential tremor
DBS programming
Dystonia
Ataxias
Tardive dyskinesia
Botulinum toxin procedures
Research Opportunities
This position is ideal for physicians who want to integrate meaningful clinical research into their practice without having to build infrastructure independently.
You will have access to:
Established sponsor relationships
Dedicated research coordinators and operational support
Existing and upcoming movement disorders and dementia trials
Built-in research patient flow from an active referral base and waitlist
Practice Environment & Support
You will join a collaborative outpatient neurology group that prioritizes physician support, sustainable growth, and subspecialty development.
Infrastructure includes:
Dedicated MA support
Established referral pipelines
Structured clinical ramp-up
NP support as your panel matures
In-office DBS programming support
In-office toxin program
Experienced research operations team
Administrative support for scheduling, referrals, and research coordination
This is a highly collegial environment designed for physicians who value collaboration over competition.
Qualifications
MD or DO
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology
Movement Disorders fellowship preferred, but not required
Strong clinical interest and experience in movement disorders
Clinical research experience welcomed, but not required
Collaborative, patient-centered approach to care
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive base salary $300,000-$400,000+ depending on background and experience
Performance bonuses
Additional research-related compensation available
Comprehensive benefits package
CME support
Relocation assistance available
About Dallas Fort-Worth
#4 largest metropolitan area in the United States (8+ million residents)
One of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country, driving continued demand for neurological care
No state income tax
Home to DFW International Airport (one of the world's busiest) and Dallas Love Field, with nonstop flights across the U.S. and internationally
20+ Fortune 500 headquarters, creating one of the nation's strongest regional economies
Home to major professional sports teams including the Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, Rangers, FC Dallas, and Wings
Hundreds of parks, trails, lakes, and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the Metroplex
Highly rated public and private school options across communities including Southlake, Keller, Colleyville, Grapevine, Flower Mound, and Westlake
Ranked among the best places in the U.S. for business and career growth
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