Neurology Jobs

Explore locum tenens opportunities for Neurology providers. Whether you're looking for short-term assignments or longer placements, we connect you with top healthcare facilities seeking your expertise.

Neurology locum providers diagnose and treat conditions such as stroke, seizures, migraines, neuromuscular disorders, and neurodegenerative diseases. Hospitals often rely on locum neurologists to support inpatient consults, stroke coverage, and outpatient clinics.

Available Neurology Positions

UrologyMD/DO

Peoria, IL

Urologist – Peoria, Illinois – $400/hrLocum tenens urology opportunity in Peoria, Illinois, offering consistent one- to two-week blocks each month to support a high-acuity regional hospital. The incoming physician will split time between clinic, OR, and hospital call, with steady patient volume and strong support from the existing team. This need is critical as the department will be down to two full-time urologists, so weekday coverage is essential.$335 per hourCase Mix:- Cystoscopy- Bread-and-butter urologic surgery- Stone disease- GU emergencies- General adult urology (no pediatrics)Details:- Monday–Friday, 8a–5p clinic or OR- 24-hour call on weekends and after-hours weekday call- Clinic volume 18–22 patients per day- One-week or full-week blocks preferred; must be able to offer consistent monthly coverage- ER and inpatient hospital call required- Adults only- Will not work solo- EMR: EPIC- 30-minute response time for call- Clean record requiredSendoc Locums Covers:- Malpractice insurance- Travel- Lodging- Rental car or mileage- All transportationLet us know if you're available to pick up shifts or would like more details.

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Why Choose Sendoc Locums?

•Competitive daily rates above market average
•Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
•Travel and housing arranged and paid for
•A+ rated malpractice coverage included
•Dedicated recruiter support throughout
•Opportunities in all 50 states

Frequently Asked Questions

What do neurology locums typically manage?

They evaluate stroke, seizures, headaches, neuromuscular disorders, movement disorders, and other neurological conditions.

Do neurology locums take call?

Many assignments require call for stroke alerts and inpatient consults.

Are procedures required?

Some roles require EEG interpretation, EMG studies, or lumbar punctures depending on facility needs.

Do neurologists collaborate with hospitalists?

Yes — coordination with hospital medicine and critical care teams is common.

Is outpatient clinic included?

Many roles include clinic visits for chronic neurological disease management.

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