Pulmonology Physician at U.S. Air Force summary:
The Air Force Pulmonologist Physician plays a crucial role in ensuring the respiratory health of Air Force personnel through comprehensive patient care, leadership, research, and education. Responsibilities include diagnosing and managing pulmonary diseases, conducting medical readiness evaluations, and educating healthcare professionals. The position offers competitive benefits, including opportunities for career development and travel, while fulfilling a vital service to the country.
Job Summary:
Position: Air Force Pulmonologist Physician
Location: Various U.S. Air Force Bases
About the Position:
As an Air Force Pulmonologist Physician, you will be entrusted with ensuring the respiratory health of the men and women who defend our country. Your role extends beyond treating patients to encompass leadership, research, and educational duties, ensuring that our Air Force is not only a formidable force globally but is also at the forefront of pulmonary medicine.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide comprehensive care for patients with pulmonary diseases and conditions, including diagnosis, management, and treatment.
Participate in, or lead, medical readiness and physical fitness evaluations.
Contribute to research studies focused on improving diagnostic and treatment methodologies within pulmonary medicine.
Educate and train healthcare professionals, including medical students, residents, and fellow pulmonologists in the Air Force medical team, on current practices and advancements in pulmonary medicine.
Collaborate with other healthcare specialists to manage patient care, particularly those that require multidisciplinary approaches, such as critical care patients.
Serve as a leader within the Medical Service Corps, potentially overseeing and directing the activities of other healthcare personnel.
Qualifications:
Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) from an accredited institution.
Completion of a residency in Internal Medicine followed by a fellowship in Pulmonary Medicine.
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pulmonary Medicine.
Ability to obtain a license to practice medicine in a U.S. state or territory.
Meet the age, citizenship, and health requirements as stipulated by the U.S. Air Force.
Benefits:
Competitive salary with comprehensive healthcare and retirement plan.
Opportunities for continued learning and career development through workshops, courses, and further academic pursuits.
Travel opportunities both nationally and internationally.
A fulfilling role serving your country and ensuring the wellness of military personnel.
Application Process:
Interested applicants are encouraged to apply through the portal or contact the provided contact person for more details.
Keywords:
pulmonologist, Air Force physician, respiratory health, pulmonary diseases, medical research, healthcare education, military medicine, patient care, critical care, leadership