AMEOS: Senior Consultant (m/f/d) Neurology Department
AMEOS Klinikum Oldenburg
Oldenburg in Holstein
Key information
- Publication date:27 January 2026
- Workload:100%
- Place of work:Oldenburg in Holstein
Job summary
Join our modern neurological center as a Leitenden Oberarzt! Enjoy a supportive work environment and attractive benefits.
Tasks
- Lead and supervise acute neurology, including stroke care and diagnostics.
- Co-manage early rehabilitation and ongoing neurological rehabilitation.
- Collaborate interdisciplinary with various medical fields.
Skills
- Specialist in Neurology with experience in acute and rehabilitation.
- Strong leadership and teamwork capabilities are essential.
- Empathy in patient and family interactions is highly valued.
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Your Benefits
- A responsible, versatile leadership role in a modern neurological center
- Broad spectrum of acute and rehabilitation neurology with high personal responsibility
- Collegial, committed interdisciplinary team
- Support for further education and training
- Attractive remuneration according to in-house tariff or based on TV-Doctors
- Regulated working hours and family-friendly structures
Your Tasks
- Medical leadership and supervision in acute neurology, including stroke care, emergency neurology, and diagnostics
- Co-responsibility for neurological-neurosurgical early rehabilitation as well as further neurological rehabilitation (phases B–D)
- Further development of existing treatment concepts according to modern quality and care standards
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with intensive care, neurosurgery, geriatrics, therapy, and nursing
- Supervision, guidance, and further development of medical junior staff
- Participation in organizational and strategic development processes of the clinic
Your Profile
- Specialist in neurology
- Several years of experience in acute neurology and/or neurological rehabilitation
- Willingness to responsibly manage both acute neurology and neurological rehabilitation
- Strong team and leadership skills
- High professional expertise, sense of responsibility, and enjoyment of interdisciplinary work
- Empathy in dealing with patients and relatives as well as a cooperative leadership style
- Desirable but not mandatory: additional qualification in intensive care medicine and/or experience in neurological-neurosurgical early rehabilitation (phase B)
