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Hospitalist - Florida

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national coalition of healthcare recruitersFort Myers (FL)

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About the role

Fort Myers, Florida, Fort Myers, Florida, United StatesFort Myers, Florida Hospitalist and Nocturnist Opportunities Fort Myers, Florida's program seeks Hospitalists and Nocturnists to join their growing team.
Key Job Responsibilities: 7 on 7 off schedule offered.12-hour shift- Daytime: 8 am-8 pm and Nocturnist: 8 pm-8 amHospitalists see, on average, 18 patients per shift and a couple of admissions. Nocturnists see total encounters of 12-14.Epic EMR
Benefits Summary:
  • Offers an attractive compensation package with leading base salary and bonus opportunities.
  • Sign-on bonus/relocation.403(b) retirement plan with match
  • Short-term/long-term disability
  • About Fort Myers, Florida
Fort Myers is situated at the convergence of the Caloosahatchee River and the Gulf of Mexico. Fort Myers is located in Lee County. It's the center of government and the county's commercial center. It's recognized as the gateway to the popular tourist area in the Southwest of Florida, including Sanibel Island. The Ft. Myers area is well known for its beautiful beaches and numerous resort hotels. Plenty of shopping opportunities are located on the Tamiami Trail. The coastline provides excellent opportunities for fishing. The Ft. Myers area includes a vast amount of quality golf courses that are ideal for vacationing golf enthusiasts. Fort Myers is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The area offers miles of freshwater and saltwater channels for boating and fishing, trails for biking, hiking, and paddling; and golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, and shuffleboard courts. With its proximity to Sanibel Island and Fort Myers Beach, the area is also a gateway for shelling, snorkeling, and sunbathing Eric Rubin National Health Partners5300 West Hillsboro Blvd, Suite 220 Coconut Creek, FL 33073954 320-6814
Email: Eric@nhpdoctor.comPlacement of Physicians & Midlevel Providers since 1994

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