Tenet Healthcare Corporation·Tucson, Arizona
Provide intensivist care within a closed ICU environment across St. Joseph's and St. Mary's hospitals. Perform critical procedures and optionally teach internal medicine residents.
Carondelet Health Network has served Southern Arizona for over 135 years, building a reputation for compassionate, high-quality care across one of the region's most comprehensive healthcare systems.
As an employed intensivist, you'll practice across two nationally recognized hospitals — St.
Joseph's and St.
Mary's — both distinguished for excellence in stroke, cardiac, and pulmonary care.
This is a rare opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a closed ICU environment with the institutional support and resources to back you up.
If you're looking for a role where mission-driven medicine meets a truly exceptional quality of life, Tucson is calling.
Tucson delivers an exceptional quality of life at a cost that's hard to match — wide-open spaces, a low cost of living, and a warm, welcoming community make it easy to put down roots. The city's year-round mild climate opens the door to endless outdoor pursuits, from hiking Saguaro National Park to cycling the Santa Cruz River Trail. A vibrant arts scene, rich cultural heritage, and a calendar full of festivals give the city an energy that surprises most newcomers. With top-rated schools, world-class medical infrastructure, and a tight-knit professional community, Tucson is a place where your career and your life can both thrive.
Established in 1961, St.
Josephs Hospital in Tucson is home to the Carondelet Neurological Institute and the Carondelet Joint Replacement Center.
The hospital offers advanced care that includes a Level I Trauma Center, Comprehensive Stroke Center and spacious and comfortable labor and delivery units.
Additional services include high-quality care in programs such as cardiology, orthopedics, stroke and emergency medicine.
Join our team!
Must hold an MD or DO degree and be board eligible or certified in Critical Care or Pulmonary/Critical Care. Requires a strong foundation in ICU procedures and eligibility for Arizona licensure.
Market context
Pulmonary critical care intensivist positions in Arizona are typically driven by ongoing ICU coverage needs, so employers look for physicians who can step into high-acuity care with confidence. These roles are competitive because they require an MD or DO, board eligibility or certification in Critical Care or Pulmonary/Critical Care, strong ICU procedural skills, and Arizona licensure eligibility. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your procedural experience and licensure status before applying.
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