Pulmonology and critical care roles often come with a learning curve and a lot of loose ends. This one skips that entirely.
You'll be joining a physician-led, multi-specialty group where the groundwork is already done: established patient volume, steady internal referrals, structured clinic operations, and critical care involvement built in if you want it. Nothing to build from scratch, nothing left to chance. Just a practice ready to hand you the reins from day one.
What Your Role Includes
Outpatient-focused pulmonology with an expanding, established patient panel
A 3-to-1 balance between outpatient clinic and critical care duties
Bronchoscopy and additional procedures available depending on your training
A solid referral pipeline from primary care and specialty colleagues
In-house access to pulmonary function testing and diagnostic tools
A consistent weekly schedule built around predictability
How the System Supports You
Dedicated Medical Assistant and respiratory therapy support
Centralized scheduling and care coordination
Clinic and ICU workflows already established and running smoothly
Ongoing collaboration across specialties throughout the group
Call and Schedule
A structured, shared call model for critical care coverage
3-to-1 rotation: three weeks in outpatient clinic, one week of ICU/critical care coverage
Sustainable for the long haul, not just the first year
Flexibility to define your own mix of outpatient and critical care work
Compensation and Benefits
Requirements
MD/DO, Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pulmonary Medicine
Fellowship training in Pulmonary or Pulmonary/Critical Care
Connecticut license, active or eligible
DEA registration, active or eligible
