Hospitalist-Nocturnist
hca florida aventura hospitalFlorida (NY)
Hospitalist-Nocturnist
Posted 2 days ago
hca florida aventura hospitalFlorida (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Summary:
HCA Healthcare is currently seeking a FT Nocturnist-Hospitalist to join the care team at Aventura Hospital. This is a department with a robust IM GME program with residents, too!
Description:
Specialization
Internal Medicine
Job Summary:
HCA Healthcare is currently seeking a FT Nocturnist-Hospitalist to join the care team at Aventura Hospital. This is a department with a robust IM GME program with residents, too! Opportunity details7on/7off (7p-7a)closed ICUno procedures Avg 13 admitsIM Residents assisting at night Competitive compensationW2 Benefits, incl 401K with match and stock options
Qualifications:
ABIM certified or ABIM eligible with FL license and DEA, inpatient experience a plus Benefits/Incentives
Comprehensive benefits package incl: health, dental, vision, life, ST/LT, 401K with match, discounted stock options, etc...About Hospital407 bed facility Level II trauma designation10 ORs2 da Vinci surgical robots Comprehensive cancer care American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer Accredited Aventura Breast Diagnostic Center offers a full spectrum of screening, diagnostic and interventional services in one place About Community
Aventura is conveniently located between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Florida and located minutes from the beaches. Aventura is known for shopping amenities, a wide array of restaurants, championship golf courses and family-friendly communities.
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