Locums Neurologist - Outpatient Atlantic City, Full-Time (No Weekends, $280/hr)

We’re seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Neurology physician to provide ongoing outpatient coverage in Atlantic City, New Jersey. You’ll deliver comprehensive general neurology care - new patient consults, follow-ups, and longitudinal management across a broad range of neurologic conditions - within a collaborative outpatient practice that’s focused on access and sustainable growth.

Compensation

• $280 per hour

Schedule & coverage

• Start: ASAP
• Monday-Friday, roughly 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
• Approximately 40 hours per week (1.0 FTE) with a mix of clinic sessions and administrative time
• Preference for coverage 4-5 days per week
• Locum and locum-to-perm candidates encouraged; ideally able to provide at least two weeks of coverage per month
• Ongoing coverage needed
• No weekends or on-call responsibilities

Typical patient volume & population

• About 14-18 patients per day (can vary with new vs. established patient mix)
• Adult population:
  • Ages 18-64: ~60%
  • Ages 65+: ~40%

Clinical responsibilities

• Perform new patient neurological consultations and comprehensive evaluations
• Provide follow-up care and manage chronic neurologic conditions over time
• Diagnose and treat headaches/migraines, seizure disorders, neuropathy, movement disorders, and cognitive disorders
• Develop diagnostic and treatment plans and coordinate care with primary care and other specialties
• Contribute to practice development and initiatives to improve patient access

Procedures & skills

• Strong skills in neurological consultation and ongoing disease management
• EMG interpretation preferred
• EEG interpretation preferred

Systems & logistics

• EMR: Cerner / Oracle

Qualifications

• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology (ABPN)
• Active New Jersey medical license required
• EMG and EEG experience preferred

If you’re interested in steady outpatient work in a supportive practice setting and meet the qualifications, this role offers predictable hours, a focused adult patient panel, and competitive hourly compensation.