Noah Wyle makes key career move as he enjoys 'The Pitt' success

Noah Wyle is safe to say he's at the apex of his career thanks to The Pitt, and basking in the glory of success, he's made a significant decision.

He is leaving his previous agency, Verve, where he has been represented for over two years.

Now, WME will represent the actor, Deadline reports.

But this is just another step in Wyle's efforts to expand his career.

Another was inking a new deal with Warner Bros. Television on behalf of his production company, Last Call Productions.

Not slowing down, the company recently hired Jeremy Gold as its head of department and production.

He is a veteran TV executive who exec-produced hit projects such as Sharp Objects and Totally Killer.

Tapping him for his company shows Wyle is underlining his bigger ambitions.

The latest update comes on the heels of the actor's hit HBO medical drama, which continues to dominate conversations.

With the new season, he reunited with his John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill — who collaborated on Wyle's hit drama series ER,

Wyle, on the other hand, landed two Emmys for his portrayal of Dr. Michael "Robby" Robbinavitch.

He is again nominated this year in the Lead Actor category as well as for directing.