Pediatric Physical Medicine & Rehab - Norton Children's Hospital

Norton Childrens Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, and a part of Norton Childrens Medical Group, is seeking a pediatric physical medicine and rehabilitation physician. The practice sees over 4,000 patients annually, 400 of which are new patients who need specialty care for conditions such as cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injuries, spina bifida, spasticity and many others.

The rehabilitation team works closely with families to create unique treatment plans that address the needs of each child, including all aspects of a childs quality-of-life function. These plans and goals are created using current technology, research and rehab techniques in addition to play and age appropriate activities. Close collaboration with each family ensures that everyone knows what to expect from the treatment plan.

• Multi-member practice with active academic and clinical duties
• Administrative and system support from advanced practice providers, licensed practical nurse, medical assistant and scheduling team to deliver patient- and practitioner-focused care
• Opportunities to participate in community outreach clinic
• Opportunities to participate in multidisciplinary clinics
• Collaboration with pediatric subspecialties in all major disciplines
• Collaboration with the University of Louisville School of Medicine
• Chance for significant growth expansion opportunities with multidisciplinary clinics and outreach clinics
• Competitive salary that includes, but is not limited to, relocation reimbursement, continuing medical education funds, licensure reimbursements, four weeks of paid vacation during the first year
• For candidates coming out of fellowship, $100,000 recruitment incentive; as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) health care system, some candidates may qualify for federal student loan forgiveness
• For experienced candidates relocating to the market, retention bonus of up to $60,000

Services Provided

• Comprehensive team approach to maximize skills for daily living and recreation
• Focus on school reintegration
• Diagnosis and treatment of pain resulting from injury, illness or disability condition
• Collaboration with Camp @ Frazier, an inpatient, intense rehabilitation program of UofL Health - Frazier Rehabilitation Institute for restoring independence
• Botox treatment for spasticity, refractory torticollis and drooling
• Five-day work week with on-call coverage split among all providers

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or status as a protected veteran.