Pediatrics - Pulmonology Job at Brown University Health in Providence, RI

Hasbro Children's Hospital, an affiliated hospital of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and Brown Health Medical Group, has an opening for a physician with fellowship training as a pediatric pulmonologist. In this position you will join a world-class team of physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and respiratory therapists. Our dedicated team provides evaluation and treatment for children with a range of acute and chronic respiratory conditions for patients aged 0-21. Candidates with experience in sleep &/or cystic fibrosis are enthusiastically encouraged to apply. Our size, commitment to excellence, collegial team-oriented environment and open-door policy make us one of the best pediatric pulmonology departments in the country!

About the job:

• Join a team of 4 other pediatric pulmonologists and 2 advanced practice providers
• This is a general pediatric pulmonology position with the ability to develop subspecialty interests
• Strong, supportive administrative team
• Combination of in and outpatient service
• Clinic sites are roughly 20 minutes of each other
• Call is 13-16 weeks per year
• Clinical academic appointment to Brown University
• PSLF & NHSC eligible
• J1 & H1B visa friendly

About the benefits:

• Competitive compensation package
• 4 weeks PTO
• Malpractice with tail coverage
• Generous CME allowance + 1 week
• 401K with a generous match

About us:
Hasbro Children's Hospital in Providence, the premier pediatric facility in southeastern New England, is the pediatric division of Rhode Island Hospital, a teaching hospital for Brown University's medical school. Named as a top 30 children's hospital in Parents magazine, Hasbro Children’s Hospital is part of the Lifespan Physician Group.

Brown Health Medical Group is an equal-opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. It welcomes nominations of and applications from women, members of minority groups, protected veterans and individuals with disabilities, and other individuals who would bring additional dimensions to the university's research, teaching and clinical missions.