About the role
Role Overview: 1099 Virtual Care Neurologist
Local Infusion is building a virtual neurology clinic, designed to bring disease-modifying anti-amyloid therapy to patients who have long faced barriers to specialty access. This is a chance to help define what technology-enabled care for Alzheimer's disease looks like as the program scales, from patient selection criteria and ARIA monitoring protocols to the clinical standards that will govern it going forward. We're recruiting part-time, fully remote neurologists to provide direct patient care and help shape that clinical direction, with real input into the infrastructure behind what could become a new model for amyloid-targeting treatment access for patients.
We are seeking a Neurologist who is licensed in New Jersey* to provide virtual neurology care to Local Infusion patients, with a focus on memory care and dementia-related conditions. This is a contract, patient-facing clinical role; delivering high-quality, compassionate virtual care to increase patient access and reduce time to treatment.
Location
Remote
Job Description
Conduct virtual neurology visits for new and existing patients, with an emphasis on memory disorders and dementia care
Evaluate, diagnose, and manage neurological conditions consistent with telehealth standards of care
Partner with NP and referring providers to develop and adjust patient care plans
Maintain timely, compliant clinical documentation in the EMR
Escalate complex or urgent cases per Local Infusion clinical protocols
Key Accountabilities
Board certified/eligible neurologist with active, unrestricted medical license(s) in NJ; willing to obtain additional state licensure as needed
Experience diagnosing and managing memory disorders, dementia, or related cognitive conditions
Experience providing and prescribing anti-amyloid therapy and monitoring patients receiving these medications
• Prior telehealth experience required
Comfortable working independently in a contract (1099) capacity with a flexible visit schedule
Excellent communication skills with patients, caregivers, and care teams
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