Location & Practice Overview

The position is based in Raleigh and involves clinical work at local hospitals as part of a large neurology group practice that serves the surrounding community.

Facility Context Local hospitals in the Raleigh area
Practice Type Large neurology group practice
Service Line Pain management
Care Delivery Hospital-based under physician supervision

Responsibilities

  • See patients in local hospitals under the supervision of the physician.
  • Assess and manage clinical needs related to pain management during hospital encounters.
  • Document patient evaluations, findings, and care plans.
  • Coordinate with the supervising physician and hospital care teams.

Daily work centers on direct patient encounters in the hospital environment with physician oversight.

Qualifications & Requirements

Applicants must meet state licensing standards and be prepared to function with independent practice capability.

State License
Active licensure from the NC State Board required
Independent Practice
Must have the ability to practice independently
Preferred Background
Neurology experience preferred
Credential
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

Compensation & Benefits

The role includes a defined salary range along with a full benefits package.

  • Compensation: $125,000–$150,000 per year
  • 401(k)
  • Health insurance
  • CME

Schedule & Work Environment

Weekday Hours Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Weekend Work Supplemental weekend work offered
Work Environment On-site at local hospitals

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Patients are seen in the hospital setting as part of the practice’s inpatient coverage.

Encounter Setting Local hospitals
Clinical Needs Pain management concerns
Care Context Hospital-based encounters under physician supervision

Clinical Focus & Key Services

The professional core of the role is pain management care delivered in the hospital environment within a neurology practice.

Clinical Focus Pain management
Delivery Setting Hospital-based care
Practice Integration Within a neurology group service line

Role Highlights

Distinctive features of this opening center on its hospital coverage model and the stated expectation of independent practice ability.

  • Hospital-based patient care at local facilities rather than clinic-only work
  • Requirement for the ability to practice independently while working under physician supervision
  • Position embedded in one of the larger neurology practices in the southeast

About Raleigh Neurology Associates

Raleigh Neurology Associates is a private neurology group practice headquartered in Raleigh. Established in 1983, the practice serves more than 250,000 people in the community and ranks among the largest neurology practices in the southeast. It operates multiple sites in the Triangle region and offers services across adult and child neurology, pain management, sleep disorders, neurodiagnostics, and clinical research.

Organization Type Private neurology group practice
Year Established 1983
Community Served More than 250,000 people
Regional Position One of the largest neurology practices in the southeast

Frequently Asked Questions

Where will patient encounters take place?
The NP or PA will see patients in the local hospitals under the supervision of the physician.
What are the primary weekday hours?
Hours are Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Is weekend work part of the schedule?
Supplemental weekend work is offered.
What license is required?
Active licensure from the NC State Board is required.
Is neurology experience required or preferred?
Neurology experience is preferred.
Does the role require the ability to practice independently?
Yes. Candidates must have the ability to practice independently.

Pain Management Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Hospital in Raleigh, NC

This full-time hospital role for a Pain Management Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant is offered through Raleigh Neurology Associates, a private neurology group that serves more than 250,000 people and stands among the largest practices of its kind in the southeast. The clinician sees patients in local hospitals under physician supervision, focusing on pain management care within the group’s service line. Weekday hours run Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and supplemental weekend work is offered. Active North Carolina licensure is required, along with the ability to practice independently; neurology experience is preferred. Compensation falls in the $125,000–$150,000 range and is accompanied by 401(k), health insurance, and CME. The position suits advanced practice providers seeking inpatient pain management work inside an established regional neurology organization.

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