Pediatric - Allergy/Immunology Physician
pivotal placement servicesCoatesville (PA)
Pediatric - Allergy/Immunology Physician
Posted 18 days ago
pivotal placement servicesCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are seeking a full-time, board eligible/board certified allergist/immunologist to join our team in Philadelphia, PA.This exceptional opportunity will be spent at our Philadelphia, Center City location. You will be joining an expanding, busy practice that is dedicated to meeting the growing needs of the tristate area. Our division currently has eight established satellite locations in addition to the main hospital. We are a division of 7 physicians and 2 physician assistants with a full complement of dedicated ancillary staff, including excellent administrative and clinical support by medical assistants, clinic and specialty RNs, respiratory therapists, medical secretaries, and prior authorization specialists. Additional teaching opportunity available at nearby hospital in Wilmington, DE. We are the center for the well-established Fellowship Program. This position includes a faculty appointment and a key leadership role in the Fellowship Program. Candidates who are interested in graduate medical education leadership are encouraged to apply. Individuals interested in pediatric patient care combined with teaching and scholarship (clinical or basic research investigation) should apply. We accept applicants with training backgrounds in pediatrics, internal medicine or med/peds. This is a wonderful opportunity to join a collegial, experienced group. Individuals at all levels of experience will be considered.
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