Physician / Pulmonology - Critical Care / Florida / Permanent / Florida Academic Lung Transplant Opening

Academic Lung Transplant Physician The University of South Florida (USF) and Tampa General Hospital (TGH) invite applications for a Pulmonary and Critical Care physician with specialized expertise in Lung Transplantation and Advanced Lung Disease. Qualified candidates must be board-eligible or board-certified in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, with additional fellowship training or equivalent experience in Lung Transplant Pulmonary Medicine and Advanced Lung Diseases. This is an exceptional opportunity to join one of the nations top-performing lung transplant programs within a premier academic health system recognized for clinical excellence, innovation, and sustained growth. The position offers strong institutional support, access to advanced transplant technologies, and significant opportunities for academic development and leadership for the right candidate. USF was recently ranked the public university in Florida and nationally for research by the National Science Foundation, underscoring its national prominence and strong commitment to academic innovation. Tampa General Hospital (TGH) - the primary teaching hospital for the University of South Florida - ranks in the nation for total transplant volume, completing 889 transplants in 2024, a new national record. Since 1974, TGH has performed more than 14,000 transplants, having more than doubled its annual transplant volume over the past six years, reflecting sustained growth, institutional investment, and national leadership in transplantation. Join nationally ranked Lung Transplant program recognized for outstanding clinical outcomes and patient survival, among the best in the country Tampa General Hospital embraces a team-based philosophy of care. Physicians who demonstrate strong collaborative skills and the ability to work effectively with multidisciplinary faculty and staff - including APPs, surgeons, and transplant coordinators - are encouraged to apply Lung transplant physicians should be competent in all aspects of lung transplant pulmonary medicine, including ICU management of pre- and post-transplant patients and those supported on VV ECMO; management of immunosuppression; inpatient floor care; longitudinal follow-up of post-transplant patients in the outpatient clinic; evaluation of patients with end-stage lung disease; performance of surveillance bronchoscopies and transbronchial biopsies; and participation in donor call, including donor evaluation, acceptance, and donor management As a faculty pulmonologist at the University of South Florida, the Lung Transplant Physician will be actively involved in teaching Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine fellows and Lung Transplant Pulmonary fellowsEngagement in scholarly activities- including clinical research, quality improvement initiatives, and academic presentations- is strongly encouraged A strong research environment with ample opportunities for clinical and translational collaboration, including participation in funded institutional and industry-sponsored studies Highly competitive salary commensurate with experience, with a comprehensive benefits package Situated in Tampa, Florida, this opportunity combines professional fulfillment with outstanding quality of life: No State income tax Access to major international airport Professional sports, including NFL, MLB, and NHL Pristine beaches, year-round boating, scuba diving, fishing, and outdoor recreation Top-rated schools and a safe, vibrant community with world-class museums, dining, and entertainment Tropical climate with year-round sunshine For details, please reply in strictest confidence to: Rob Rector Direct: Email: Text: or Satish Chandrashekaran MD, FACP, FCCP Associate Professor of Medicine University of South Florida Medical Director of Lung Transplant Program Tampa General Hospital Email: Mention Code JOB PCC Minimum Requirements: MD or DO Medical Degree Eligible to be state licensed in the United States United States Residency and / or Fellowship training United States Board Eligible or Certified