Outpatient Pulmonology | No Critical Care | Sleep Medicine Optional | Northeast Wisconsin
Job at a glance
Job description
Join an established and growing outpatient pulmonology practice in Northeast Wisconsin with strong community demand and a built-in referral base. This is an excellent opportunity for a pulmonologist who wants to focus on outpatient medicine without the demands of critical care, while still having the flexibility to incorporate sleep medicine if desired.
You’ll work alongside a collaborative care team with hospitalist support for inpatient needs, allowing you to maintain a primarily outpatient-focused practice while treating a broad range of pulmonary conditions.
Practice Highlights:
- Established outpatient pulmonology practice
- No critical care required
- Sleep medicine available for physicians with appropriate training
- Treat a broad range of respiratory and pulmonary conditions
- Access to a dedicated sleep lab
- Strong built-in referral base
- Opportunity to expand specialty areas of interest
- Advanced invasive and noninvasive diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities
- Hospitalist support for inpatient needs
- After-hours nurse triage to assist with patient calls
- Epic EMR
- Microsoft DAX AI ambient documentation technology
- Physician-led environment with an emphasis on physician input and work/life balance
Physician Benefits:
- Competitive compensation
- Signing bonus
- Relocation assistance
- Health and dental insurance
- 401(k) with employer contributions
- Malpractice and tail coverage
- Life, short-term and long-term disability coverage
- CME allowance with rollover
- Paid medical society dues
- Shareholder eligibility after approximately one year
Why Northeast Wisconsin?
Enjoy an affordable, family-friendly community with excellent public and private schools, four-season recreation, and easy access to larger metropolitan areas. The region offers abundant opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, parks, trails, festivals, restaurants, museums, and other cultural and recreational activities.
This is an opportunity to build a busy outpatient pulmonary practice with strong referrals and subspecialty flexibility—without a critical care requirement.