Outpatient Pulmonologist

About this role

Nimbus Health is hiring a board certified pulmonologist to primarily practice outpatient pulmonary medicine.

Responsibilities

• Render outpatient pulmonary care, inpatient consults, and procedures
• Perform 20 visits / day on average, additional compensation for additional visits
• Supervise advanced practice providers
• Oversee support staff to deliver innovative care models
• Maintain relationships with local primary care providers

Salary~$325K(OTE: $385K - $675K)On-site work policyIn-person 5 days per week in either Macon (Georgia), Prescott (Arizona), or Rock Hill (South Carolina) with highest urgency for Prescott. At least 3 weeks per month at Nimbus and open to them spending 1 week per month on locums to maintain credentialsVisa sponsorship availableOpen to J-1 but not H1-BHiring CountLooking to hire 3 - 5 candidates for this roleLocationMacon, Georgia, Prescott, Arizona, Rock Hill, South Carolina, Annapolis, MarylandReport tohttps://www.linkedin.com/in/clayspence/Candidate questionsView 5 questions to ask candidatesInterview process2 stepsShow more>Why candidates should join

• Outsized compensation structure than similar roles with far more reasonable work structure/balance
• Most technologically innovative pulmonary clinic and the only multi-state presence
• No bureaucracy associated with hospitals or other large organisations with limited administrative burdens
• Flexibility to work at partner hospitals and on locums once a week per month to maintain credentials

Seniority

2 -​ 20 years of experience as an early-​to-​mid career,​ outpatient-​focused,​ and board certified pulmonologist (must accept there is no critical care work)

Work experience

M.​D.​ or D.​O.​ with pulmonary credential critical (sleep certification preferred) with proven track record of providing care to patients

Soft skills

Strong communicator and genuine passion for patient care / diagnosis

Willing to supervise 2+ mid-​level healthcare providers

Miscellaneous

Active state license in Georgia,​ Arizona,​ or South Carolina (or ability to obtain via the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact)

Strong mission alignment and excited to integrate tech into patient care models

Traits to avoid

Avoid physicians that want critical care work (non-​starter)

Must not have 20+ YOE or any indication of prior malpractice