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Pulmonology Critical Care Physician visa sponsorship salary

Across 8 certified work-visa filings, the median wage for Pulmonology Critical Care Physician is $310,000. The middle half of filings fall between $225,940 and $455,000, and the top decile begins at $500,000. Classified under SOC 29-1229.00 (Physicians, All Other).

This is one of many job titles filed under Physicians, All Other. That page pools every variant, so its figures rest on far more filings than this one.

Median
$310,000
25th pct
$225,940
75th pct
$455,000
90th pct
$500,000
Filings
8

Who pays what for Pulmonology Critical Care Physician

Ranked by number of certified filings

Employers filing Pulmonology Critical Care Physician, with wage percentiles
EmployerFilings25thMedian75th
Charleston Area Medical Center, Inc.2$500,000$500,000$500,000
Indiana University Health Care Associates, Inc.2$310,000$310,000$310,000
Mercy Clinic Springfield Communities2$186,160$186,160$186,160

Individual filings

Most recent certified determinations

Recent certified Pulmonology Critical Care Physician filings, with wage and level
EmployerLocationWageLevelDecided
Charleston Area Medical Center, Inc.Charleston, WV$500,000IISep 23, 2025
Charleston Area Medical Center, Inc.Charleston, WV$500,000IISep 17, 2025
King's Daughters Medical Specialties, Inc.Ashland, KY$440,000IIApr 3, 2025
Mercy Clinic Springfield CommunitiesSpringfield, MO$186,160IIIFeb 14, 2025
Mercy Clinic Springfield CommunitiesSpringfield, MO$186,160IIIFeb 3, 2025
Centracare ClinicSt Cloud, MN$239,200Nov 7, 2024
Indiana University Health Care Associates, Inc.Muncie, IN$310,000IIOct 8, 2024
Indiana University Health Care Associates, Inc.Muncie, IN$310,000IIOct 8, 2024

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Prevailing wage levels I through IV reflect the experience and responsibility the employer attested to, not seniority titles. A level I filing is an entry-level determination; level IV is fully competent and independent. Comparing across levels explains much of the spread between the 25th and 90th percentile above.