Pulmonologist Critical Care - Academic Physician

Job Summary and Responsibilities CHI Health-Creighton University School of Medicine is actively seeking a Pulmonary Critical Care physician to enhance our team in Omaha, Nebraska. This role is perfect for a physician passionate about delivering patient care and teaching multiple levels of learners at our academic medical center. Clinical Opportunity Highlights Provide Inpatient/Outpatient Pulmonary Critical Care services to our Omaha network hospitals including Creighton University Bergan-Mercy Medical Center, a Level 1 trauma tertiary medical center with 24‑hour in‑house hospitalist coverage and robust surgical services. Collaboration with a team of physicians and advanced practice clinicians in an academic medical facility, with regional and national collaboration to advance evidence‑based practices. Part of an extensive, established primary care network of 250+ providers. Full spectrum ICU services including ECMO program and eICU services. Collegial department and excellent work‑life balance. Interventional Pulmonary Service with Robotic Navigational Bronchoscopy and full spectrum of airway and pleural interventions. Accredited Sleep Lab. Teaching and mentorship of medical students, residents, and fellows. Fellowship program for Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine with a plan for Sleep Medicine fellowship in 2026. Academic appointment with Creighton University School of Medicine, rank commensurate with level of experience. Educational environment includes weekly fellowship conferences, grand rounds, and fellow didactic sessions. Active clinical research program with ample opportunities through CHI Health and Creighton University. Community Details – Omaha, NE Nearly 1,000,000 residents in the metropolitan area. Omaha ranked the #1 place to move to in 2024. Home to Fortune 500 companies including Union Pacific Railroad, TD Ameritrade, and Mutual of Omaha. Low cost of living. World‑renowned Henry Doorly Zoo. International airport. Wonderful community to live in and raise children with excellent public and private school systems. Job Requirements American Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine. Valid and unrestricted state medical license or license‑eligible. Where You’ll Work Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) is part of CommonSpirit Health, a nonprofit Catholic health system committed to building healthier communities and advocating for those who are poor and vulnerable. Pay Range $525,000 – $550,000 per year. We are an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr