Pulmonologist - Prescott, AZ

HealthOp Solutions•Prescott, AZ

2d•$325,000 - $650,000

About The Position

Job Title: Pulmonologist Location: Prescott, Arizona Hours & Schedule: Full-Time Work Environment: Outpatient Pulmonary Practice Salary / Hourly Rate: $325,000 – $650,000 annually (experience-based) Benefits Offered: Health insurance, 3 weeks paid time off, 9 paid federal holidays, 3% 401(k) match, $3,000 annual CME allowance On Call Required: No routine call; optional hospital rounding available Why work with us: This opportunity offers a strong outpatient clinical focus within a growing, multi-state healthcare organization. Providers are supported by experienced clinical teams, modern systems, and the flexibility to shape a long-term practice. Optional procedural and hospital-based work is available for those interested, without mandatory critical care responsibilities. What our ideal new team member looks like: The ideal candidate is a patient-focused pulmonologist who values collaboration, continuity of care, and clinical excellence. An interest in sleep medicine, pulmonary rehabilitation, or weight management initiatives is highly desirable, along with a commitment to building lasting patient relationships. Job Summary: The Pulmonologist will provide comprehensive outpatient evaluation, diagnosis, and management of pulmonary conditions. This role supports long-term disease management, procedural care when desired, and collaboration with advanced practice providers and multidisciplinary teams in a well-supported clinical environment.

Requirements

MD or DO degree
Completion of Internal Medicine residency
Completion of Pulmonary Medicine fellowship
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pulmonary Medicine (ABIM)
Active DEA license
Current BLS and ACLS certifications

Nice To Haves

Sleep Medicine board certification preferred
Prior outpatient experience preferred

Responsibilities

Provide outpatient diagnosis and management of pulmonary conditions including COPD, asthma, lung nodules, interstitial lung disease, Valley Fever, and non-tuberculosis mycobacterial (NTM) infections
Conduct consultations, follow-up visits, and long-term disease management
Interpret pulmonary diagnostic testing and related procedures
Develop individualized treatment plans based on clinical findings
Collaborate closely with APPs, clinical staff, and multidisciplinary specialists
Participate in specialized programs such as pulmonary rehabilitation and weight management initiatives
Complete clinical documentation using AthenaOne
Perform bronchoscopies at affiliated hospital facilities as needed
Optional participation in hospital rounding; critical care responsibilities are not guaranteed and may be self-sourced