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Bilingual Primary Care Physician - Outpatient Practice | Tampa, FL

Posted 16 days ago

healthwazeTampa (FL)

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About the role

Family Medicine Physician Opportunity In Tampa, Florida If you're a physician who loves building lasting relationships with patients — and you thrive in a value-based, managed care setting — we'd love to meet you. We're an established outpatient practice in sunny Tampa, caring for a predominantly Medicare Advantage population. Our patients know us for our quality of care, personal touch, and ability to make every visit count.
What's in it for you:
  • No nights, weekends, or hospital rounds – Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm schedule
  • Competitive salary + full benefits package so you can focus on care, not quotas
  • Collaborative, supportive environment that values your expertise and input
  • A chance to make a measurable difference in your community every single day
  • You'll be a great fit if you:
  • Are fluent in Spanish
  • Are board certified/eligible in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, or General Practice
  • Have experience working with Medicare Advantage patients in a managed care model
  • Enjoy practicing evidence-based medicine with a focus on preventive care and patient relationships
Why Tampa? Warm weather year-round, vibrant culture, and quick access to the Gulf Coast's best beaches. It's the perfect mix of work-life balance and professional fulfillment. Ready to join a team that puts patients first? Apply today and let's start the conversation. Requirements Spanish Florida Medical License

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