University of Maryland Medical System·Glen Burnie, Maryland
The Neurohospitalist is responsible for the acute inpatient management of patients with neurologic disorders, including comprehensive evaluations and assessments. This includes performing routine inpatient consults across the ICU, medical floors, and the Emergency Department.
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Market context
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