Outpatient Pulmonary Physician
Listed on 2026-02-07
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Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor, Healthcare Consultant, Internal Medicine Physician, Primary Care Physician
Visa Sponsorship:
Open to J-1 but not H1-B
Are you a mission-driven Pulmonologist looking to trade the high-stress demands of the ICU for a dedicated, tech-forward outpatient environment?
Our client is a pioneering healthcare organization dedicated to redefining patient care through innovation and empathy. They are seeking an early-to-mid career Outpatient Pulmonary Physician to join their team in beautiful Annapolis, MD. This role is designed for a physician who thrives on building long-term patient relationships and is excited about integrating modern technology into clinical practice.
What You’ll DoProvide high-quality outpatient pulmonary care and diagnostic services.
Supervise and mentor two or more mid-level healthcare providers (NPs/PAs).
Collaborate with a tech-enabled care team to streamline patient outcomes.
Maintain a focus on preventative care and chronic condition management without the burden of critical care rotations.
RequirementsEducation: M.D. or D.O. with Board Certification in Pulmonology.
Experience: 2–20 years of post-residency experience.
Clinical Focus: A genuine passion for outpatient care; must be comfortable with a 100% non-critical care scope of practice.
Licensure: Active license in Maryland (or eligibility to obtain via the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact). Licenses in GA, AZ, or SC are a significant plus.
Skills: Strong communication skills and a desire to lead a clinical team.
Preferred: Sleep Medicine certification is highly desirable.
Why Join?This is a rare chance to join a "mission-first" organization that values your work-life balance as much as patient health. If you are a diagnostic-focused physician ready to lead in a modern clinical setting, we want to hear from you.
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