Pulmonology - Critical Care Physician

TAL Healthcare; New York (NY); On-site; USD 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

An established healthcare network in the vibrant New York metropolitan area is seeking a dedicated Pulmonary Critical Care Physician. This role offers a balanced mix of outpatient and inpatient responsibilities, allowing you to make a significant impact on patient care. You'll engage in diverse tasks, from conducting thorough evaluations to performing essential medical procedures. Join a supportive team where your expertise will help shape the future of respiratory health in a dynamic environment. If you're passionate about making a difference in patients' lives, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Board certified/Board eligible in Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine.
• Valid New York State License and DEA number required.

Responsibilities

• 70% Outpatient / 30% Inpatient duties including chest clinic and ICU.
• Conduct thorough medical histories and physical examinations.

Skills

Pulmonary Medicine

Critical Care Medicine

Medical Procedures

Patient Evaluation

Education

MD or DO degree

Tools

Bronchoscopy

EBUS

Intubation

Job description

We are looking for a full time Pulmonary Critical Care Physician to join a growing network in the New York, metropolitan area.

Responsibilities:

• 70% Outpatient / 30% Inpatient split
• Outpatient duties include chest clinic, tele visits, procedure efficacy and evaluations as well as PFT interpretation.
• Inpatient duties include ICU, progressive care unit, pulmonary consults and procedures.
• Conduct thorough medical histories and physical examinations related to respiratory symptoms
• Evaluate patients with breathi ng difficulties, chronic cough, chest pain, and other respiratory issues

Requirements:

• MD or DO degree
• Board certified/Board eligible in Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine
• Valid New York State License
• DEA and Medicaid number
• Familiarity with thoracentesis, pigtail catheters, indwelling pleural catheters, bronchoscopies, EBUS, and intubations preferred