Multiple Neurology Opportunities: Onsite, Remote & Hybrid

CarePoint Blue Sky Neurosciences is a physician-owned and managed private practice providing comprehensive neurological care across a 6-state network and 300+ telehealth hospitals. We are expanding our team across four distinct career tracks.

1. Onsite Inpatient Opportunities: San Antonio, TX | Denver, CO | Kansas City, MO | Austin, TX

These roles feature a primary 7-on/7-off block schedule focusing on 100% inpatient care at premier regional medical centers.

  • San Antonio, Texas (Methodist Health System): 7-on/7-off schedule with phone call 2 nights/week. First-year comp is $375k base + $25k starting bonus, increasing to $400k guaranteed in year two. No state income tax.

  • Denver Metro Area, Colorado: Network includes two Comprehensive Stroke Centers. 7-on/7-off schedule with flexible shift trading and minimal home call (1 night/week). Guaranteed $330k base with an available sign-on bonus and a 3-year partnership track reaching $396k.

  • Kansas City, Missouri (Research Medical Center): Comprehensive Stroke and Level 1 Trauma Center. Choose a traditional 7-on/7-off block or a flexible 182-shift annual schedule. First-year comp is $360k base + $40k starting bonus, increasing to $400k guaranteed in year two. Includes GME teaching opportunities.

  • Austin, Texas (St. David’s Medical Center): 438-bed Comprehensive Stroke Center. 7-on/7-off block schedule with open shift trading and minimal night duties. First-year comp is $375k base, increasing to $400k guaranteed in year two. Features a sign-on bonus, a 3-year partnership track, and no state income tax.

2. Telestroke Physician (100% Remote - Work from Anywhere in the US)

  • Role Focus: Deliver urgent telemedicine stroke assessments and acute inpatient coverage with an average response time under 3 minutes.

  • Schedule: Highly flexible, physician-driven scheduling. Requires a baseline commitment of 14 shifts per month (10 or 14-hour blocks) with no maximum cap.

  • Compensation: Market-leading competitive guaranteed base salary plus additional performance bonus potential.

  • Requirements: Fellowship training in vascular neurology or neurocritical care, OR current experience as a practicing neurohospitalist. Board certification required.

3. Teleneurohospitalist / TNH (100% Remote - Work from Anywhere in the US)

  • Role Focus: Provide remote inpatient neurology consultations and acute emergency management directly within hospital EMRs.

  • Schedule: No night shifts required. Choose between Full-Time (7-on/7-off block of 12-hour shifts) or Part-Time (minimum 7 consecutive 12-hour day shifts per 4 weeks).

  • Requirements: Board certification in neurology, direct prior experience as an inpatient neurohospitalist, and a clean professional history with no CV time gaps. Compact or multiple state licenses preferred.

4. Hybrid Inpatient & Telemedicine Track

Designed for physicians seeking a balance between a physical hospital presence and work-from-home autonomy.

  • Location: Live in any of our core metropolitan hubs: San Antonio, Denver, Kansas City, or Austin.

  • Clinical Split:

    • Inpatient: 7 consecutive 10-hour day shifts at an assigned regional hub hospital.

    • Telemedicine: 7 shifts executed remotely from home providing nationwide medical coverage.

Shared Benefits & Corporate Perks

  • Financial & Health: Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance, a robust 401(k) plan, and an employee stock purchase plan.

  • Practice Expenses: Fully paid malpractice insurance, along with full corporate coverage and dedicated in-house processing for all required state licensures, hospital credentialing, and DEA allowances.

  • Administrative Support: Full backing from our large internal infrastructure, including dedicated quality coordinators, stroke coordinators, and telehealth operations specialists.

Apply Today!

Contact our recruitment team to specify your track preference—Onsite, Telestroke, TNH, or Hybrid—and learn more!

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