The North Carolina Thoracic Society's 2025 workforce survey captured responses from 412 pulmonary and critical care physicians across the state — from academic medical centers to single-physician community practices.

Key findings include a significant rise in locum tenens reliance in rural ICUs, growing burnout among mid-career intensivists, and persistent gaps in pediatric pulmonary coverage east of I-95.

[PLACEHOLDER: Full survey findings, charts, and methodology will be inserted here by the NCTS workforce committee before publication.]

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