Nurse Practitioner; Neurology

• Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Compensation: $120,000–$170,000 per year, based on experience
• Position Type: Full-time, direct-hire W-2 employee position
• Patient Volume: Approximately 12 patients per day
• Appointment Length: 60-minute new patient visits, 30-minute follow-ups
• Call: No nights, no weekends, no call
• Training: Structured mentorship and hands‑on specialty development in adult neurology
• Benefits: Medical, dental, 401(k), PTO, paid holidays, malpractice coverage, and a CME allowance

• Work Environment: Established outpatient adult neurology clinic
• Coverage Model or
  
  Hours:
  
  Monday–Friday, 8:0 AM–5:00 PM, with a consistent weekday clinic schedule
• Travel: None — this is a 100% on‑site position at a single clinic location
• On-Call: None
• Patient Population: Adults across a broad range of acute and chronic neurological conditions
• Start Timeline: We are hiring for the right long‑term fit and can be flexible on timing

This is adult neurology at a pace that lets you actually practice it. You will see roughly 12 patients a day, with 60 minutes for a new consult and 30 for a follow‑up — enough room for a real neurological exam, a careful history, and a conversation the patient understands before they leave.

A typical day moves between new neurological complaints and established patients you are managing over time: reviewing imaging and diagnostic studies, adjusting medications, tracking disease progression, and bringing complex presentations to the physicians you work alongside. The case mix is broad — migraine and headache disorders, movement disorders, neuropathy, and other chronic and acute neurological conditions.

The role also opens the procedural side of the specialty. You will have the opportunity to train in and perform Botox injections, occipital nerve blocks, trigger point injections, and carpal tunnel injections, plus exposure to Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) programming. If you are an experienced Nurse Practitioner who wants to move into neurology, this is built for that transition: the mentorship is structured and the physicians expect to teach.

• A schedule you can plan a life around — Monday through Friday, no nights, no weekends, no call, no travel
• Appointment lengths that respect the specialty — 60-minute new patient visits and 30-minute follow-ups instead of a packed template
• Real procedural training — injection therapies, nerve blocks, and DBS programming exposure, learned with physician support rather than thrown at you
• A genuine path into neurology — experienced Nurse Practitioners from other specialties are welcome, with structured mentorship to get you there
• Broad adult neurological case mix — from common headache and neuropathy presentations to more complex chronic disease management
• Collaborative, physician-supported practice — close access to neurologists while you build independent clinical judgment

• A Nurse Practitioner with a real interest in adult neurology and specialty medicine
• Strong clinical assessment skills and sound, independent medical decision‑making
• A provider who values patient education, continuity, and individualized treatment planning
• Someone comfortable collaborating closely with physicians while growing into clinical autonomy
• Interest in learning office‑based neurological procedures and injection therapies
• A dependable clinician who welcomes mentorship and ongoing professional development

• Evaluate and manage adult patients presenting with acute and chronic neurological…