Nocturnist Hospitalist Physician
adventhealth central floridaMillbrae (CA)
Nocturnist Hospitalist Physician
Posted 3 days ago
adventhealth central floridaMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
AdventHealth is seeking a dynamic, hardworking board-certified Family or Internal Medicine trained physician to join our inpatient practice as a Hospitalist in Orlando, Florida. In this clinical-only role, you will provide evidence-based, patient-centered care within a renowned healthcare network. The position features a manageable patient census with optional procedures and a collaborative academic affiliation. Join AdventHealth to advance your career while enjoying the vibrant lifestyle of Central Florida. Practice Info Inpatient practice affiliated with the Allopathic Family Medicine residency Clinical-only role at an acute-care, tertiary hospital Average patient census of 18 per day, per physician Shift & Schedule7 on/7 off work schedule Night shifts (7pm - 7am) No call required
Responsibilities:
Provide inpatient clinical care with a strong emphasis on evidence-based medicine and a concentration on patient-centered care Perform optional procedures
Benefits:
- Occurrence-based malpracticeCME allowance403b retirement plan
- Life insurance
- Long term disability
- Relocation allowance
Qualifications:
- Board-certified Family or Internal Medicine trained physician
- Experience in hospitalist medicine
- Strong communication skills
- Fit within the mission and vision of AdventHealthBilingual in Spanish is preferred
- No visa sponsorship available
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