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Date Title Location
02/13/2008 Child Neurologist - Pediatric Neurooncologist TENNESSEE (Memphis)

Contact
Please contact Jennifer Schaulin at (972) 768-5350 or via email at jennifers@millicansolutions.com for more details. All inquiries and referrals will remain confidential without your prior approval. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.
Email: jennifers@millicansolutions.com

Description
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (SJCRH) has initiated a national search for candidates for a newly created opening in child neurology. St. Jude is the largest childhood cancer research center in the world in terms of number of patients enrolled on a research study protocol and successfully treated. St. Jude is both a pediatric hospital, dedicated to the care of children with catastrophic illnesses, and a research institute, whose faculty members are engaged in a broad spectrum of research.

This child neurologist will join the neurology division at SJCRH, and will interact with the six child neurologists based at the University of Tennessee / Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center. Candidates will devote 60% - 70% of their time to seeing patients with neurologic complications of cancer therapy in clinic, or on a consultation basis in the hospital. The other 30% - 40% of the individual's time would be devoted to clinical research. This new faculty position will report to the Chief of Pediatric Neurology. Candidates must be BE/BC in pediatric neurology.

Additional highlights include:
• Outstanding opportunity to develop a clinical research career for a person interested in the systemic neurological complications of tumors in childhood.
• Chance to work in a world-class children's hospital and pediatric neurology division that has the largest pediatric brain tumor program in the country.
• Facility that provides many sub-specialty programs such as functional neuroimaging, neuropsychology, neuro-radiology, neurofibromatosis, bone marrow transplants and multiple basic science tissue labs.
• Eligible and supported at the appropriate faculty rank at the University School of Medicine and at SJCRH.
• Opportunity to experience a wide variety of type and a large number of neurological illnesses.
• This faculty member will also have the opportunity to work at Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center caring for all types of neurological problems in children.
• A nationally competitive compensation plan and a comprehensive benefits package