Otolaryngologist (ENT) – Clinical Leader & Surgeon

LeadingAge Virginia; Huntington (VA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

LeadingAge Virginia is seeking a qualified ENT physician for a VA facility in Virginia. The role involves diagnosing and treating otolaryngology conditions, performing procedures, and contributing to comprehensive patient care within the VA system.

The position offers a standard Monday–Friday schedule (8:00am–4:30pm), with responsibilities spanning patient history review, exams, diagnostics, and treatment planning in a hospital setting. Board eligibility/certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• US citizenship or eligible under VA policy
• MD/DO degree from VA-approved school
• Current full and unrestricted US medical license
• Residency training approved by ACGME/AOA for board eligibility
• Alternative pathways: 1 year post-medical school + 2 years independent practice
• Non-US residency with 3+ years of US independent practice
• Board certification or eligibility for faculty status
• Proficiency in spoken and written English
• Preferred: hospital VA Medical Center experience
• PRPs may be appointed with supervision

Responsibilities

• Review medical history and conduct detailed physical examinations
• Interpret laboratory and diagnostic results
• Diagnose ENT conditions and assist/perform procedures in OR and clinical areas
• Assess and treat ear, nose and throat diseases and surgical conditions
• Perform screening examinations and complete H&Ps and progress notes
• Prescribe inpatient and outpatient medications and write orders
• Maintain documentation in electronic medical records
• Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm

Skills

Proficiency in English

Education

MD/DO degree

Job description

LeadingAge Virginia is seeking a qualified ENT physician for a VA facility in Virginia. The role involves diagnosing and treating otolaryngology conditions, performing procedures, and contributing to comprehensive patient care within the VA system.

The position offers a standard Monday–Friday schedule (8:00am–4:30pm), with responsibilities spanning patient history review, exams, diagnostics, and treatment planning in a hospital setting. Board eligibility/certification is preferred.