Permanent Pulmonology Physician Outpatient Teaching Hospital Southwest Georgia CPH# JOB-3206498

A community-based teaching hospital in Southwest Georgia is seeking a full-time pulmonologist to join an established and growing outpatient practice. This position focuses entirely on clinic-based pulmonology with bronchoscopy services performed in the hospital setting.

The practice currently includes a board-certified pulmonology and critical care physician along with an experienced advanced practice provider. Patient volume is well established, averaging 20 to 25 patients per day, allowing for a steady and sustainable clinic flow.

The clinic operates Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm with no pulmonology call required. Physicians have the opportunity to precept residents and medical students and actively participate in a supportive teaching environment.

The pulmonology clinic is located within walking distance of the hospital campus and features modern facilities designed to support efficient outpatient care. Hospital resources include dedicated physician amenities and a robust medical education center.

This opportunity is open to board-certified or board-eligible pulmonologists, including candidates with combined pulmonology and critical care training.

To explore this wonderful opportunity, please contact Timothy McLean at 954.837.2767 or send your CV to timothy.mclean@comphealth.com and refer to JOB-3206498.

• Guaranteed salary plus 100% of practice profits
• Monthly fellowship stipend
• Generous student loan repayment assistance
• Full time outpatient pulmonology opportunity
• No pulmonology call responsibilities
• Established single-specialty pulmonology practice
• Teaching opportunity with residents and medical students
• Hospital-employed position with strong APP support
• Our services are free for you
• We help negotiate your salary and contract
• We coordinate interviews and help with licenses
• Specialized recruiters match your career preferences
• Experienced support teams take care of every detail