Florida – Central – Inpatient Physiatrist
minermason associatesLakeland (FL)
Florida – Central – Inpatient Physiatrist
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minermason associatesLakeland (FL)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation PhysiciansOffices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A well-established inpatient rehabilitation program in Central Florida is seeking a physiatrist to join its team. This position offers an excellent balance of professional support, manageable patient volume, and strong interdisciplinary collaboration within a modern facility. Physicians in this role provide comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation care to patients alongside a skilled team of APPs, therapists, and hospitalists. The environment is organized and collegial, with APPs assisting in rounding, documentation, and admissions, allowing you to focus on what matters most- patient outcomes and continuity of care. The unit is designed for patient comfort, with a large therapy gym, State-of-the-art Vector Gait & Safety track system, and outdoor therapy areas that encourage mobility and independence. The hospital follows a collaborative “neighborhood” model that strengthens teamwork across disciplines and ensures efficient coordination of care. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, with call shared evenly among the physicians. Hospitalists manage acute medical issues overnight, and advanced practice providers participate in weekend rounding and serve as first call during designated rotations. About the Area
This Central Florida location offers an appealing quality of life, with easy access to the Tampa and Orlando areas. The area has a growing arts and culinary scene, farmers markets, and access to numerous outdoor activities—from golf and cycling to boating and nearby nature preserves. It’s an environment where physicians can excel professionally while enjoying the everyday benefits of Central Florida living.
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