2025-11-28 – Weekly J1 Jobs : Pulmonologist role with J1 waiver in Macon

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week in the job market, there’s a noticeable demand for physicians across various specialties, especially those open to J1 visa candidates. There’s also a decent mix of opportunities in both urban and rural settings. For those interested in remote work, options are somewhat limited this week, but there are still a few good positions worth checking out.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Physician (Pain Medicine) Offering Visa Sponsorship (J1/H1) - Hastings, NE
    Company: ProTouch Staffing | Location: Hastings, NE
    This role is ideal for those in pain medicine looking for a supportive environment with visa sponsorship. Plus, relocation assistance is available.
    Apply Here

  • Pulmonary & Critical Care Physician job J1 Eligible Atlanta Metro - J1 Waiver Support
    Company: Prime Healthcare | Location: Riverdale, GA
    A great opportunity in the Atlanta metro area offering J1 waiver support, perfect for those completing fellowships in 2025.
    Apply Here

  • Hospitalist Atlanta Metro J1 Available
    Company: Prime Healthcare | Location: Riverdale, GA
    For those seeking a supportive setting, this hospitalist role in Georgia offers flexibility and J1 visa support.
    Apply Here

  • Primary Care Physician - $225k-275k - H1B/J1 accepted
    Company: She Recruits. LLC | Location: Thibodaux, LA
    This outpatient practice offers a rewarding salary and visa sponsorship, making it a solid option for primary care physicians.
    Apply Here

  • Interventional Cardiologist - J1 & H1B - $500k-900k
    Company: She Recruits. LLC | Location: Beaumont, TX
    A high-paying cardiology position with visa sponsorship, offering a manageable call schedule of 1 in 5.
    Apply Here

  • Cardiologist - Greenville, NC - $375-525k (H1B & J1 accepted)
    Company: She Recruits. LLC | Location: Greenville, NC
    A lucrative opportunity for cardiologists, with a flexible salary range and visa sponsorship.
    Apply Here

  • Pulmonologist (New Graduates Accepted/J1 Waiver Sponsorship Provided) - Macon, GA
    Company: ProTouch Staffing | Location: Macon, GA
    Open to new graduates, this role offers up to $350k annually and a 3% 401(k) match, with J1 sponsorship available.
    Apply Here

  • Rheumatologist Needed - $300k- $335k - J1 accepted
    Company: She Recruits. LLC | Location: Sulphur, LA
    This position welcomes J1 candidates and offers reimbursement for dues and memberships.
    Apply Here

  • Nuclear Medicine Imaging Radiologist (Sign-On Bonus $25K) - J1 Candidates are welcome
    Company: ProTouch Staffing | Location: Sarasota County, FL
    Offers a $25K sign-on bonus and invites J1 candidates, making it an attractive role in a desirable location.
    Apply Here

  • Pediatrician (Accepting H1B and J1 waivers) - Niagara Falls, NY
    Company: ProTouch Staffing | Location: Niagara Falls, NY
    A promising opportunity for pediatricians, offering visa support and a picturesque work location.
    Apply Here


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That’s the roundup for this week. Whether you’re looking to move somewhere new or stay put with a remote gig, there’s something out there. Keep applying, and good luck!

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I’ve missed a J1 slot by waiting a day, so when a “posted in real-time and might expire” role pops up — like the Macon pulmonologist waiver — I call the recruiter right away and ask one thing: do they already have the state Conrad 30 packet and site approval ready to submit? That question saved me weeks last year and exposed a red flag once; if they hedge, I shift to a similar rural opening that week.

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Quick example: I keep a one-page J1 packet (CV, ECFMG, two refs) and when a Macon-type waiver pops up I text it immediately and ask for a 10-minute same-day call to confirm site address and waiver type. If they can’t do that, I’ll ping the practice manager directly as a backup, @leo_davids83 — ever had pushback?

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Macon filled fast; I set alerts on https://www.3rnet.org, otherwise email clinic admins first.

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I treat these ‘posted in real-time’ roles like concert tickets — before I ring a recruiter, I email the GA Conrad 30 coordinator to confirm the site’s eligibility and whether slots remain this cycle. If they’re slow, I ask the employer for their immigration counsel’s contact to sanity-check timeline; @nora_jac38 your alert play fits perfectly with this.

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I’ve had best traction emailing the medical director a tight paragraph that includes my GA license application number and the site’s HPSA ID from HPSA Find, plus two same‑day 15‑min slots. Caveat: a few hospital groups bounce you to their vendor recruiter, so I cc the general careers address too — @mariah_g92 has that worked for you?

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But quick example: I shaved days off by sending a ‘ready-to-file’ PDF (CV, GA license app number, start window) plus a Calendly link — got two Macon callbacks within 24 hours. If timing’s tight or HPSA is iffy, ask whether a FLEX slot under Conrad 30 is on the table; it’s not always available, but it’s saved me once, like TSA PreCheck for paperwork.

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Last month in Macon, I asked HR to confirm in writing that my H‑1B would be cap‑exempt and to show their waiver filing timeline — saved me from an Oct 1 limbo. @elena92s, I also put “EBUS + sleep reads” in the first email because groups there seem to sort by those keywords. If they’re cap‑subject, I ask about a nonprofit affiliate; if there’s no clear 4–6 week path from offer to petition, I move.

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Quick tip: @mialope I got faster Macon callbacks by adding a 90‑sec Loom intro (https://www.loom.com) to my email plus a one‑pager with my NPI, ECFMG, start window, and whether I’ll cover ICU nights or do sleep — one recruiter called it “the clearest J1 pitch this week.” Tiny caveat: some hospital firewalls block video, so paste the same summary under the link; think of it as a movie trailer for your CV…

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