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Emory University is seeking an Assistant Professor specializing in epilepsy at their level 4 epilepsy center with an eight-bed adult Epilepsy Monitoring Unit providing advanced inpatient and outpatient care. The center engages in pioneering research and offers innovative surgical treatments and diagnostic technologies.
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Neurologist - Epilepsy
Emory University Neurology is seeking an Assistant Professor, Epilepsy Center.
Our level 4 epilepsy center serves patients from a multistate region with cutting-edge technologies and surgical treatment options. Our center incorporates a very busy eight-bed adult Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU), ICU EEG, IOM, and Epilepsy surgery services, as well as an outpatient clinic. The EMU performs long-term EEG-video monitoring, allowing neurologists to determine the best treatment options. Patients and providers also have access to the unmatched Neurodiagnostics Lab which offers diagnostic testing leading to comprehensive care.
The Emory Epilepsy Center provides the highest level of epilepsy care in Georgia and the Southeast. We are a leader in pioneering research, advanced technologies, and surgical treatments for epilepsy. Offering innovations such as responsive neurostimulation (RNS), laser ablation and deep brain stimulation (DBS), the center combines high-end diagnostic tools with groundbreaking therapies to improve patient outcomes.
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