Neurologist Jobs in Massachusetts
Neurologist jobs in Massachusetts are concentrated in one of the most research-intensive medical markets in the country, with demand from academic medical centers, hospital systems, and specialty neurology practices at levels from early-career residents through senior attending and subspecialty staff. Boston, Worcester, and Springfield anchor the bulk of hiring, and Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and UMass Memorial Health are among the most consistent employers in the state. The most in-demand subspecialties are epilepsy, neuromuscular disease, and stroke neurology. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Role Overview: 1099 Virtual Care Telehealth Neurologist
We are seeking a Neurologist who is licensed in Massachusetts* to provide virtual neurology care to Local Infusion patients, with a focus on memory care and dementia-related conditions. This is a contract, patient-facing clinical role; delivering high-quality, compassionate virtual care to increase patient access and reduce time to treatment.
You must live in and be licensed in Massachusetts and you will work remotely from MA.
Location
Remote in Massachusetts
Job Description
- Conduct virtual neurology visits for new and existing patients, with an emphasis on memory disorders and dementia care
- Evaluate, diagnose, and manage neurological conditions consistent with telehealth standards of care
- Partner with NP and referring providers to develop and adjust patient care plans
- Maintain timely, compliant clinical documentation in the EMR
- Escalate complex or urgent cases per Local Infusion clinical protocols
Key Accountabilities
- Board certified/eligible neurologist with active, unrestricted medical license(s) in MA; willing to obtain additional state licensure as needed
- Experience diagnosing and managing memory disorders, dementia, or related cognitive conditions
- Experience providing anti-amyloid therapy and monitoring patients receiving these medications
- Prior telehealth experience required
- Comfortable working independently in a contract (1099) capacity with a flexible visit schedule
- Excellent communication skills with patients, caregivers, and care teams
Role Overview: 1099 Virtual Care Telehealth Neurologist
We are seeking a Neurologist who is licensed in Massachusetts* to provide virtual neurology care to Local Infusion patients, with a focus on memory care and dementia-related conditions. This is a contract, patient-facing clinical role; delivering high-quality, compassionate virtual care to increase patient access and reduce time to treatment.
You must live in and be licensed in Massachusetts and you will work remotely from MA.
Location
Remote in Massachusetts
Job Description
- Conduct virtual neurology visits for new and existing patients, with an emphasis on memory disorders and dementia care
- Evaluate, diagnose, and manage neurological conditions consistent with telehealth standards of care
- Partner with NP and referring providers to develop and adjust patient care plans
- Maintain timely, compliant clinical documentation in the EMR
- Escalate complex or urgent cases per Local Infusion clinical protocols
Key Accountabilities
- Board certified/eligible neurologist with active, unrestricted medical license(s) in MA; willing to obtain additional state licensure as needed
- Experience diagnosing and managing memory disorders, dementia, or related cognitive conditions
- Experience providing anti-amyloid therapy and monitoring patients receiving these medications
- Prior telehealth experience required
- Comfortable working independently in a contract (1099) capacity with a flexible visit schedule
- Excellent communication skills with patients, caregivers, and care teams
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Neurologist Job Market in Massachusetts
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What Massachusetts Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in neurologist jobs across Massachusetts.
- Active Massachusetts medical license issued by the Board of Registration in Medicine
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited neurology residency program
- Board certification or active pursuit of certification through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
- Experience with EMG, EEG, or neuroimaging interpretation in a clinical setting
- Strong background in inpatient neurology consults and acute stroke management
- Proficiency with Epic or similar electronic health record systems used in Massachusetts health systems
Neurologist Jobs in Massachusetts: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a neurologist in Massachusetts?
To practice as a neurologist in Massachusetts, you must hold an active medical license issued by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine, which requires completing medical school, a residency in neurology, and passing USMLE steps. Board certification through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology is expected by most Massachusetts employers. Massachusetts medical school programs and affiliated teaching hospitals provide pathways into the field for those in training.
Which companies hire neurologists in Massachusetts?
Employers hiring neurologists in Massachusetts right now include Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Optum, and Beth Israel Lahey Health, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Massachusetts's concentration of academic medical centers and large integrated health systems means many openings are tied to institutions with active research and teaching missions.
Which Massachusetts cities have the most neurologist jobs?
Boston, Burlington, and Milton are the cities with the most neurologist openings in Massachusetts. Boston drives the largest share because it is home to major academic medical centers and specialty hospitals that maintain large neurology departments, while Worcester and other regional hubs generate consistent demand through community hospital systems and outpatient neurology practices serving surrounding populations.
Are there remote neurologist jobs in Massachusetts?
Yes, but they're rare. About 14% of neurologist openings tied to Massachusetts are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting how hands-on the specialty is. The portions of the role most suited to remote work are teleneurology consultations and follow-up visits, which some Massachusetts health systems and neurology groups have built into hybrid care models.
How can I get hired as a neurologist in Massachusetts with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is completing a neurology residency at a Massachusetts teaching hospital, such as those affiliated with Harvard Medical School, Boston University, or UMass Chan Medical School, which often convert residents into attending roles. New graduates can target hospitalist neurology positions or general neurology openings at community hospitals across the state. Holding an unrestricted Massachusetts medical license and pursuing board certification early gives candidates a meaningful edge in a competitive applicant pool.
Where can I find and apply to neurologist jobs in Massachusetts?
You can find and apply to neurologist jobs in Massachusetts on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the state. Find roles that match your subspecialty and experience level and apply directly to the ones that fit.
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