Surgery - General Physician
hca healthcareMiami (FL)
About the role
Description
Specialization: Surgery Colon and Rectal
Job Summary:
- HCA Florida Mercy Hospital is seeking a BE/BC Colorectal Surgeon to join a well-established, collaborative surgical team. The ideal candidate will be committed to patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and long-term practice growth.
- Qualified Candidates: Board Certified/Eligible in Colorectal
- Fellowship training in Colorectal
- Must be eligible for licensure in Florida without limitations
- Must have excellent communication skills bilingual in Spanish is a plus
Incentive/Benefits Package:
- Impressive compensation package
- Comprehensive corporate benefits package including health and 401K
- Occurrence based malpractice insurance
- No state income tax
- About Mercy Hospital: 488 bed acute care facility
- Miami Dade s only Catholic hospital
- 15 general ORs and 1 Hybrid OR
- Robust robotic program including 6 da Vinci Robots
- Comprehensive Cancer Center including research and navigation
- Emergency Care accessible by land, air and sea
- State of the art inpatient rehab facility
- Regional coordinator for hyperbaric care
Miami, Florida has miles of beautiful beaches, is known for shopping amenities, a wide array of restaurants, championship golf courses and family friendly communities. There is major league football, basketball, hockey and baseball as well as boat shows, art festivals and wine extravaganzas. There are international airports and cruise ports making travel convenient.
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