Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine, Pulmonologist opening | Established outpatient practice in Northwe

Job Description

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Northwest Health - Porter is seeking  BC/BE Pulmonary physician.  Join a thriving, well-esblished pulmonary practice with immediate patient volume and the support of an experienced collaborative team.  This is an excellent opportunity to step into a ready-made practice in a growing and highly respected program.

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• Hospital employed position
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• Work alongside 1.5 physicians and one APP
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• Predominantly outpatient-focused with light impatient rounding responsibilities.
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• Monday through Friday schedule
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• No nights and no call requirements
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• Minimal weekend coverage with only one weekend per month
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• Strong referral base with immediate patient volume
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• Supportive and collegial team environment
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• Open to both new grads and experienced phsicians
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• Ideal setting for mentorship, professinal growth, and long-term career development
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A position with Northwest Health Medical Group includes:

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• Competitive compensation package
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• Recruitment Incentives:  Medical Education Debt assistance, Commencement Bonus and Residency Stipend
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• Relocation Allowance
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• CME Allowance and CME days
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• Vacation, 401k with match, Health/Vision/Dental/Life/ Disability Package
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• 3-yr employment agreement
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About the Hospital\n

Northwest Health Porter is a 200-bed acute care hospital located in Valparaiso, Indiana. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the hospital offers a full continuum of services, including emergency and trauma care, cardiology, oncology, primary care, obstetrics, pediatrics, neonatal intensive care, orthopedics, spine care, and inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. The hospital features a Women and Childrens Pavilion and a long-standing neonatal intensive care unit serving Northwest Indiana.

Community\n

Valparaiso is located in Porter County , approximately 45 miles from Chicago and near the Indiana Dunes State Park . The area offers a blend of suburban, rural, and metropolitan lifestyles; strong public and private schools; higher education institutions; and an affordable cost of living relative to national averages.

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