Duke Neurosurgery Peripheral Nerve Surgeon

Duke Neurosurgery seeks a neurosurgeon at the Assistant or Associate level, specializing in the treatment of complex peripheral nerve disorders. Candidates should be ABNS certified/eligible and fellowship trained in Peripheral Nerve Surgery. Successful hire will have an outstanding academic record in clinical care, education and research and a passion for providing the highest quality peripheral nerve patient care.

Candidates should have a positive track record of collaborative work and research. The peripheral nerve program at Duke Health is a collaborative center, combining the clinical and research strengths of Neurosurgery, Orthopedic Surgery, and Plastic Surgery.

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