Assistant / Associate or Full Professor - Academic Movement Disorders Neurologist
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Permanent full-time academic neurology role combining movement-disorders research, teaching, and inpatient, ambulatory and on-call care at the Krembil Brain Institute. Start after January 1, 2027 by agreement. Requires an MD or equivalent, eligibility for Canadian neurology certification and Ontario licensure; the preferred clinician-investigator profile requires additional research training. Annual remuneration is CAD 290,000–295,000, depending on clinical work.
Applications are accepted until September 30, 2026, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Follow the advert’s instructions to send a CV, three reference letters and application letter to Dr. Hans Katzberg; applications via the page’s Apply Now button are not considered.
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