Advanced Practice Provider Fellow; NP​/PA​/APP - Neurosciences

Advanced Practice Provider Fellow (NP/PA/APP) - Neurosciences

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Overview:
Although this program is an outpatient-focused track, APP Fellows will rotate briefly throughout key inpatient environments within UVA Medical Center such as general neurology consult service, the Neurointensive Care Unit, inpatient stroke service, and others to enhance the global understanding of acute neurologic disorders. As part of the core clinical curriculum, fellows will then spend the remainder of time rotating with experts in outpatient neurology specialty clinics including general outpatient neurology, neuromuscular disorders, stroke, movement disorders, and more.

Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Fellows are evaluated on their clinical performance and competencies after each rotation.

Full-time Clinical

Schedule:

APP Fellows will work a full clinical schedule aligned with designated preceptors within each rotation, in addition to attending a dedicated didactic day every Friday.

Weekly

Hours:

Fellows average 40–60 hours per week, including preparation, reading, and Professional Development Curriculum requirements.

Neurosciences Fellows:
Will be required to work a Monday through Friday schedule.

• Application closure:
  March 9, 2026
• Interview notifications:
  The week of March 16, 2026
• Interviews:
  Initial interviews will be virtual the week of April 6th and 13th. Interviews will be approximately 1 hour in length. A second round of in-person interviews may follow.
• Final decisions will be made no later than May 8, 2026
• Program start-date:
  October 26, 2026

• Candidates will complete a Job Application in Work Day and a Supplemental Application. Full details can be found here:
  Application Process - Advanced Practice Providers
• Please submit the completed online application form in Workday, along with all required supplemental application documents, by the Final date to receive applications. Applications that are incomplete or submitted after the deadline will not be reviewed.
• Email Questions to:
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Adult Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner, or Physician Assistant

Background checks and pre-employment health screenings will be conducted on all new hires prior to employment. All safety-sensitive positions with direct patient interaction also require a drug screen.

Fellows receive dedicated, protected non-clinical time throughout the program to complete required didactic coursework, scholarly projects, quality-improvement initiatives, and professional development activities.

Clinical Didactic Curriculum:
The clinical didactic curriculum provides specialty-specific experiences including lectures, simulations, case studies, and workshops designed to meet each track’s learning needs. Didactic sessions vary weekly and are documented within the fellow’s master schedule to ensure comprehensive exposure to advanced clinical education.

• Actively participates in a robust, structured didactic curriculum including weekly protected lectures, high-fidelity simulation sessions, procedural skills labs, case-based discussions, morbidity & mortality reviews, grand rounds, and other educational activities as designed by the Fellowship Director and Program Faculty.
• Completes scholarly projects during the fellowship year, including an evidence-based practice initiative and/or quality-improvement project and presentation, and Abstract with E-Poster presentation.

Fellows engage in leadership, research, publication, and quality improvement initiatives that expand their impact beyond patient care. This curriculum balances clinical duties with professional development opportunities and dedicated…