Pulmonologist and Sleep Medicine Physician

Posted 3 days ago

lifepoint healthHickory (OK)

Physicians, All Other All Other Outpatient Care Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

As a Pulmonologist with Sleep Training physician at Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory, NC, you will be inspired by the community you serve as a valuable member of the Lifepoint Health team. You will contribute to a positive, collaborative work environment as a culture champion while having access to the staff, resources, and technologies needed to impact patient care. This role provides an opportunity to achieve your career goals while delivering comprehensive, high-quality respiratory and sleep care to patients throughout the region. Practice Info Established Pulmonary & Critical Care group of four physicians and two APPs Primarily outpatient medicine in clinic for Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine patients Inpatient pulmonary consults, with critical care coverage opportunities arising periodically to accommodate colleague scheduled absences Leadership opportunity to be Sleep Lab Director Frye Regional Medical Center is a 355-bed hospital located in Hickory, NC, and is part of Lifepoint Health and the Duke Lifepoint healthcare system Compensation Competitive base salary plus worked relative value unit (wRVU) production bonus Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance Student loan repayment assistance Early-commitment residency stipend

Benefits: Paid time off and retirement plan Comprehensive health and well-being benefits Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowance and days Paid professional liability and malpractice coverage Marketing and practice growth assistance Shift & Schedule Monday through Friday 8a to 5p with ability to have blocked time for bronchoscopy/ procedures & sleep studies reading time as well

Requirements: BC/BE Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine physician Sleep fellowship BC/BE

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