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Neurology Physician

Jackson Physician Search Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Arizona Full-time Neurologist

At a glance

Neurologist role posted by Jackson Physician Search, a recruiter. Arizona · full-time · $320,000–$375,000 a year.

SalaryStated by Jackson Physician Search
$320,000 – $375,000
Pay for this role, in USD per year, as stated in the listing.
RoleNeurologist
LocationArizona
EmploymentFull-time
Pay$320,000–$375,000
PostedOct 4, 2026 · 2w ago
Role brief

physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.

What you'll do

  • Provide outpatient neurology care within a defined daily workflow
  • See patients through an established physician group with consistent access and clinical support

What you bring

  • You hold BE or BC status as a neurologist

Who this fits

This role suits a neurologist seeking a fully outpatient practice and a structured schedule. There is no inpatient call, night work or weekend responsibility. The position is full-time in Arizona.

From the recruiter

In Tucson, Arizona, a well-established neurology practice is expanding its outpatient care model and adding a BE/BC Neurologist to support continued growth.

This is a consistency-driven practice focused on outpatient neurology, structured schedules, and long-term physician retention within a stable, well-organized clinical environment.

Position Outline:
• 100% outpatient neurology with defined daily workflow.
• No inpatient call, no nights, and no weekend responsibilities.
• Established physician group with consistent patient access and support.
• Competitive base salary $320,000-$375,000 plus productivity incentives.
• Unlimited PTO and comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, CME allowance, and 401(k) with match.

Living in Tucson, Arizona:
• Nestled in the Sonoran Desert and framed by five mountain ranges, Tucson offers 350+ days of sunshine, stunning sunsets, and a slower-paced lifestyle. Residents enjoy hiking, biking, golf, and stargazing at the nearby Saguaro National Park, as well as easy access to the University of Arizona's cultural and sporting events.
• Tucson's cost of living is below the national average, with median home prices far lower than Phoenix and Scottsdale. Utilities, property taxes, and daily expenses are lower, making the city an attractive choice for families, professionals, and retirees seeking value without sacrificing quality of life.
• Tucson is just 1 hour from the Sonoita/Elgin wine region, 45 minutes from skiing on Mt. Lemmon, and 90 minutes from Mexico's border towns. Tucson International Airport provides nonstop flights to major U.S. hubs, making both weekend getaways and longer trips convenient.

For more info, please contact:
Name: Bennett Dorion
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