Pulmonologist — Interventional & Academic Roles

Inova Health System; Ashburn (VA); On-site; USD 320,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Retirement matching

Tuition assistance

Mental health support

Job summary

Inova Health System’s Pulmonology Division in Northern Virginia seeks a full-time Pulmonologist to join a high-performing team of 18 pulmonologists and 4 advanced practice providers. The role covers Ashburn, Leesburg and Inova Loudoun Hospital, with opportunities for bronchoscopy, PFT lab, and teaching medical students and residents.

The position is 100% pulmonary with potential PRN work with the critical care team and involvement in research and program development.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Completion of ACGME residency and fellowship with ABMS board certification in pulmonary medicine or board eligibility.
• Current Virginia medical license and DEA are required; ability to obtain full hospital privileges at Inova Hospitals.

Responsibilities

• Clinic and inpatient rounding.
• Occasional on-call duties.
• See new patients and provide ongoing monitoring and treatment.
• Order medications and diagnostic procedures and coordinate related services.
• Participate in preventive health programs, immunization, outreach, and quality assurance.
• Engage in clinical research and multidisciplinary case conferences.
• Provide staff development and clinical teaching to trainees.
• Maintain consultative relationships with nursing and rehabilitation staff.

Education

MD/DO Degree

ACGME residency + fellowship

ABMS Pulmonary board cert / board eligible

Job description

Inova Health System’s Pulmonology Division in Northern Virginia seeks a full-time Pulmonologist to join a high-performing team of 18 pulmonologists and 4 advanced practice providers. The role covers Ashburn, Leesburg and Inova Loudoun Hospital, with opportunities for bronchoscopy, PFT lab, and teaching medical students and residents.

The position is 100% pulmonary with potential PRN work with the critical care team and involvement in research and program development.