Free-Standing ER
hca florida airport north emergencyOrlando (FL)
Free-Standing ER
Posted 2 days ago
hca florida airport north emergencyOrlando (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
DetailsClient NameHCA Florida Airport North EmergencyJob TypePermanentOfferingPhysicianProfessionEmergency MedicineSpecialtyGeneralJob ID15200317Job TitleFree-Standing ERShift DetailsShiftFull Time DaysScheduled Hours36Job Order DetailsStart Date 08/03/2026
Job Description:
You will be contacted directly by the facility after applying to this position. HCA Florida Osceola Hospital is seeking Emergency Medicine Physicians to join our team at HCA Florida Airport North FSER. Qualified Candidates:
- Board certified/board eligible Emergency Medicine Physicians (ABEM/AOBEM)
- Possesses ATLS, PALS and ACLS Incentive/Benefits Package:
- Competitive compensation package
- Also offering Sign on Bonus and Relocation Assistance* Client DetailsAddress5597 Lee Vista BlvdCityOrlandoStateFLZip Code32812Unit DetailsUnit Description
- 404-bed, Level II Trauma Center, and Level II NICU
- Accredited by the Joint Commission
- Certified Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Chest Pain Centers with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention by the American College of Cardiology
- Blue Distinction Center in cardiac care from Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Graduate Medical Education Program with residencies and fellowships in Internal Medicine, Endocrinology, Emergency Medicine, OBGYN, Psychiatry, General Surgery, and Neurology with UCF COM
- Freestanding Emergency Departments at Hunter's Creek ER and Millenia ER
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