Neuro-Rehab

St. Luke’s University Health Network, the region’s largest, most established health system, and one of the nation’s top teaching hospitals, is seeking a full-time board certified or board eligible physiatrist to join our dedicated interdisciplinary team. Successful candidates will primarily reside in an outpatient setting doing general rehabilitation with the opportunity for inpatient consults. Our team enjoys a strong referral base from subspecialty colleagues and our 3 acute inpatient rehab units, where we focus on general neuro rehab, stroke, spasticity, amputee, ultrasound guided procedures, musculoskeletal, and bracing, Narcotic management is not a part of our practice! Call is 1:6 weeks and consists of mainly consults, with Internal Medicine covering primary call on our inpatient units.

St. Luke’s University Health Network has 3 outstanding CARF accredited acute inpatient rehabilitation centers each accredited in Stroke Specialty and Amputation Specialty programs. Furthermore, our engaging inpatient consultation services and multiple opportunities in continuity outpatient clinics, foster collaborative relationships with multiple specialties.

In joining St. Luke’s University Health Network you will enjoy:

Competitive base compensation with a 2-year guarantee

Excellent benefits package with bonus incentives

Relocation reimbursement

Malpractice coverage

CME allowance

Work/life balance

A culture in which innovation is highly valued

Teaching, research, quality improvement and strategic development opportunities

In addition to an extremely supportive administration and a high level of morale among the medical staff, there are significant advantages to our locale. The region is ideally located between Philadelphia and New York City. It is a fantastic area in which to work, live, play, and raise a family. For more information about the Lehigh Valley, please visit

You will also enjoy:

Collaborative relationships with physicians, advanced practice providers, and rehabilitation team colleagues

Flexibility to balance clinical focus with other areas of interest

Network growth and financial stability

Commitment to education

Project opportunities

Program Development