Overview: The Pulmonary Critical Care Physician (inpatient, outpatient, hybrid, full time, part time and/or relief) is accountable for providing exceptional care to Cone Health patients as well as completing all clinical responsibilities.
Responsibilities: Providing inpatient and/or outpatient-based pulmonary critical care medicine. Provides multidisciplinary team coordination services to assigned areas. Provides medical education to Cone Health residents and other students. The incumbent participates in or contributes to an environment to advance medical research. The incumbent provides independent judgment in diagnosis and treatment of patients, formulation of treatment plans, and direction of the interdisciplinary team (advanced practice providers) in achieving the goals of the patient care plan.
Qualifications: Board certification(s) with the American Board of Internal Medicine in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine (board-eligible is acceptable if a current fellow or out of training less than five years), obtaining an unrestricted North Carolina medical license, unrestricted Drug Enforcement Administration (North Carolina) as well as obtaining Cone Health medical staff privileges.
LeBauer Pulmonary Care: A dynamic group of Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine Physicians, employed with a large hospital system, Cone Health. We were the first in North Carolina to offer 24/7 physician monitoring of ICUs via telemedicine technology. Our team of expert physicians and a highly trained staff utilize the latest technology and procedures in the delivery of world class, compassionate care.
Community Information: Community Information: Our providers truly enjoy living in the best part of the United States. With easy drives to the Blue Ridge Mountains and beaches, North Carolina offers an abundance of Southern charm, highlighted by friendly people and ideal weather. We have excellent public, private and charter school options for K-12 and beyond. North Carolina is home to several professional sports teams and some of the most intense rivalries in college sports. Nationally acclaimed cultural events include the annual Eastern Music Festival, Greensboro Symphony, museums, and performing arts arenas. Weekend adventures are right in our area - historic districts, landmarks, wineries and vineyards, festivals, and seasonal events. The region is home to eleven four-year colleges/universities and nine community colleges. With so much to do, North Carolina is an ideal place to live, work and play.
To learn more.
Keith Sarich, MHA
Physician and Advanced Practice Provider Consultant
Cone Health
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