Otolaryngologist
jefferson healthBethlehem (PA)
About the role
We are actively recruiting an Otolaryngologist to provide high-quality care across inpatient, outpatient, and surgical settings. Work within a multi-physician practice that’s sustaining growth and committed to providing quality care to our communities. Be at the forefront of leading-edge technologies, delivering high-quality, advanced medical care to our community members. Collaborate seamlessly with expert clinicians and highly-trained professionals, all possessing unique areas of expertise. About LVHN: Our LVHN and Jefferson Health combined health system is now one of the top 15 not-for-profit health systems in the country, creating a network of care that will positively affect generations to come. Jefferson and LVHN will bring an even stronger commitment to the Lehigh Valley and northeastern Pennsylvania, growing programs and services in the region. With the combined strength of our 65,000 dedicated colleagues, we will give patients access to the highest-quality care through our network of 32 hospitals and more than 700 sites of care. Together, we give patients access to a broader network of nationally-ranked specialists who will collaborate with each other to provide innovative technology and treatments closer to where people in our community live, work and play. Together, we will conduct groundbreaking research and clinical trials that result in better outcomes for our patients Academic & Professional Growth: Pathway to academic appointment through Jefferson Health Access to leadership development and educational resources via Thomas Jefferson University Public Service Loan Forgiveness-eligible employer Life in the Lehigh Valley: The Lehigh Valley offers an outstanding quality of living, including: Excellent public and private schools Over half a dozen colleges and universities Rich cultural, recreational, and outdoor activities year-round
Candidate Requirements:
Board-eligible or board-certified through American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery Pennsylvania license or ability to obtain one
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