Pulmonology Jobs in Michigan
Specialty
Pulmonology
Requirements
Full-time pulmonology/critical care opportunity available with MidMichigan Health, an affiliate of Michigan Medicine. The healthcare division of the University of Michigan at our MidMichigan Medical Center - Gratiot (critical care) and the MidMichigan Medical Center - Mt. Pleasant (outpatient pulmonology).
Join a very busy and established practice that is a great mix of pulmonology and hospital based critical care. Work with an experienced and well respected board certified physician. State of the art facilities and a caring, trained and supportive staff are on hand. Ten bed critical care unit and 24/7 hospitalist support. 1:2 call schedule. Specialty and sub-specialty support available
Location
MidMichigan Medical Center - Gratiot and MidMichigan Medical Center - Mt. Pleasant
Communities of: Alma, Michigan and Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Reason for Recruitment
Patient demand and providing improved patient care.
Practice
- Employed position
- Combination of outpatient pulmonology and inpatient critical care
Compensation
MidMichigan Physicians Group is offering a Highly Competitive Compensation Plan with a variable component based on WRVUs and a Full Benefit Package including:
- Relocation Allowance
- Vacation
- CME Allowance
- 403(b) Plan
- Life, Health, Dental and Vision
- Long Term, Short Term Disability
- Professional Liability Coverage w/Tail
For More information
Contact MidMichigan physician recruiter, Hedy Luke, for more information about physician jobs and opportunities at MidMichigan. You may email her at hedy.luke@midmichigan.org, or phone toll free, (800) 444-6421.
Send resume, license, degree(s), and confirmation of residency and certifications to:
Hedy Luke
MidMichigan Physicians Group
4000 Wellness Drive
Midland, Michigan 48670
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