Psychologist
simedhealthGainesville (FL)
About the role
SIMEDHealth is seeking a full time outpatient (on-site) Clinical Psychologist for our Gainesville office Why SIMEDHealth? Collaborative & supportive environment Established payor contracting and successful credentialing Multi-specialty practice provides established referral base Variety of medical & behavioral health conditions Why You? You have a Ph.D. or PsyD. in clinical psychology You have an interest in health psychology, rehabilitation psychology, or neuropsychology You're interested in a primarily outpatient setting and opportunities for comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation hospital coverage Why Florida? Enjoy outdoor activities year round Nearby rivers, lakes and oceans for in-water, on-water activities, or just enjoying the scenery Plenty of spectator sporting opportunities including NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL & Collegiate Excellent public and private school options for elementary through college Comfortable family environments – not a big city & not too rural No state income taxes This position offers a competitive salary, malpractice and health insurance, and an additional benefits package along with an opportunity to work in a supportive, collaborative, and expanding yet noncompetitive healthcare environment. For more information or to apply for this position, please forward your CV to careers@simedhealth.com.We look forward to hearing from you! Please no recruiters or agencies. SIMEDHealth is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more about SIMEDHealth, please visit SIMEDHealth.com. Powered by JazzHR
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