Pulmonologist

Us Government Navy Reserves; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Part-time bonus incentives

Health insurance

Education benefits

GI Bill eligibility

Retirement plan

Dependent ID cards

Life insurance

Travel opportunities

Base facilities access

Home loans

Job summary

Us Government Navy Reserves seeks fully trained US board eligible/certified and licensed Pulmonologists for part-time opportunities at Navy installations nationwide; onsite only.

Navy Reserve Medicine offers a chance to serve while maintaining civilian practice, with drill one weekend per month and annual training. Competitive incentives and comprehensive benefits accompany service.

Qualifications

• Fully trained US board eligible/certified and licensed pulmonologist.
• Part-time opportunities in Navy Reserve Medicine.
• Onsite positions across Navy installations in the United States; no remote work.

Responsibilities

• Provide pulmonology care within Navy facilities and Reserve settings.
• Collaborate with military and civilian health care teams to deliver patient care.

Skills

Board certification

Licensed pulmonologist

US citizenship

Part-time availability

Military medical experience

Education

Medical degree (MD/DO)

Job description

Seeking fully trained US board eligible/certified and licensed Pulmonologists for part-time opportunities in Navy Reserve Medicine. (Various onsite positions throughout the United States at Navy installations, no remote positions.)

Navy Reserve Medicine has opportunities for Pulmonologists to serve part time while maintaining their civilian practice. Navy physicians typically enjoy an accelerated career track, with opportunities to care for the medical needs of the brave men and women who serve our country and their families. It’s a great responsibility—and an honor—of the highest order. The rewards for meeting such challenges are, of course, also great.

As a Navy Reserve Officer, you’ll have the opportunity to see the world. It really is the best of both of worlds. You serve your country part time, and you stay true to yourself. Drill one weekend per month locally, plus one two-week period annually. Take some time for yourself and enjoy the sights and sounds of places such as Italy, Spain, or Japan, while you complete your annual training.

You may also take part in humanitarian relief efforts stateside and around the world collaborating with fellow military doctors and other health care professionals, while partnering with organizations such as FEMA, USAID, and Project Hope.

Navy healthcare offers the ability to focus on the finer points of medicine in state-of-the-art facilities, without the financial and business complications of a private practice. Start-up costs, malpractice insurance, staffing, equipment, and office management don’t exist for Navy physicians.

Incentives:

• May qualify for up to $50,000 per year bonus or $40,000 per year served school loan repayment ($250,000 CAP) for part-time (Reserve) duty
• Active Duty opportunities also exist. (May qualify for a $400,000 bonus for full-time positions.)
• No involuntary deployment for 3 years
• Dependent Identification Cards – Dependents access to commissary, exchange, and recreation facilities
• Serviceman’s Group Life Insurance – $500,000 for reservists
• Dental Insurance – Enroll you and your family in Tricare Dental with low monthly premiums
• Health Insurance – Enroll in Tricare Reserve Select for you and your family with low premiums
• Thrift Savings Plan – Take advantage of this tax-deferred optional retirement plan
• Base Facilities, Commissary, and Exchange access – Have access recreational facilities and exchanges
• Travel – Travel Space Available on military aircrafts from certain military bases at a low fee
• Retirement – Eligible for retirement benefits for 20 good years of service at military retirement age.
• Post 9/11 GI Bill – Provides educational benefits to fulfill your educational needs
• Home Loans – Department of Veterans Affairs Home Loan Guarantee Program after 6 years of good service

Must be a United States citizen, currently practicing, between the ages of 21 and 64 and meet our physical, legal, security screening and credential requirements.

Categorically matched Residents may also be considered for both active duty as well as Reserves.

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