QUALIFICATIONS

• Must have completed a two-year, dedicated fellowship in Neuro-Endovascular Surgery (NES). Prior to their fellowship training, candidates must have completed residency training and be either BC/BE in the specialties of neurology, neurosurgery, or neuroradiology.
• BC/BE with excellent clinical training in either Neurology, Neurosurgery or Neuroradiology.
• Must be fully trained and experienced in performing the full range of contemporary neuro-endovascular/neuro-interventional operations applied to the treatment of both ischemic and hemorrhagic cerebrovascular diseases.
• Should also be trained/experienced in performing image-guided minimally invasive spinal interventions (e.g. percutaneous kyphoplasty/vertebroplasty, RF tumor ablation, epidural spinal injections, facet blocks, nerve blocks, neurolysis, etc.).
• Adaptable and collegial colleague willing to work in a highly interdisciplinary setting toward the purpose of helping to maintain and further build a thriving clinical neuroscience practice in our community.
• Recent graduates as well as experienced clinicians with an interest in clinical research and teaching are encouraged to apply for this position.

• The Division of Neuro-Endovascular Surgery (NES) at Mount Sinai Medical Center is seeking a third board certified/board eligible neuro-endovascular surgeon to join our very busy and dynamic clinical service. The Division of NES is fully integrated into a distinguished and highly accomplished interdisciplinary clinical neuroscience team, which allows for exceptional support and delivery of cutting-edge care.
• The clinical activities of the NES service have been substantially enhanced with state-of-the-art facilities, including: two dedicated biplane neuro-angiography suites (one recently installed, and one planned replacement installation Siemens Artis Icono biplane robotic C-arm neuro-interventional suites), dedicated Neuro and Surgical ICU wards within the new Skolnick Surgical Tower, and expanded clinical and diagnostic imaging space within the new Hildebrandt Emergency Center.
• The successful candidate would be expected to complement an exceptionally collaborative and collegial team of neuro-endovascular surgeons, neurosurgeons, neurologists, and intensivists in providing both inpatient and outpatient interdisciplinary management of the full spectrum of cerebrovascular diseases, as well as minimally invasive spinal intervention. Additionally, there will be opportunities to participate in the design and implementation of a planned Comprehensive Neuroscience Center.