Gastroenterologist | General GI | Established Group |

Transformational Health Network, Inc.; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health benefits and 401K

Malpractice, PTO and CME

Job summary

Transformational Health Network, Inc. (TrHN) is seeking a gastroenterologist to join an established GI group in Central Florida.

You will collaborate with two gastroenterologists and three NPs to provide comprehensive GI care in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with the option to participate in advanced GI work and to cover one hospital. The practice offers a general GI focus with opportunities for advanced GI involvement, along with competitive benefits and a supportive clinical

Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Gastroenterology.
• Practicing physicians and new graduates welcome.
• Eligible for Florida medical licensure.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with two gastroenterologists and three NPs.
• Provide care across inpatient and outpatient settings.
• Participate in advanced GI procedures if desired.
• Cover one hospital.

Education

Gastroenterology board certification

Florida medical licensure

Job description

Florida

We understand that healthcare careers are more than jobs—they are a calling.

At Transformational Health Network, Inc. (TrHN), we partner with respected healthcare organizations to place highly skilled registered nurses, advanced practice providers, and physicians in roles where they can make a meaningful impact on patient care.

Our mission is to help healthcare professionals find positions that offer growth, flexibility, competitive compensation, and supportive clinical environments.

• Location: Central Florida
• Schedule: Full-Time

About the Opportunity

Join an established gastroenterology group in the area with two gastroenterologists and three nurse practitioners. The practice offers a general GI opportunity with the option to participate in advanced GI work.

Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with two gastroenterologists and three NPs.
• Provide care across inpatient and outpatient settings.
• Participate in advanced GI procedures if desired.
• Cover one hospital.

Minimum Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Gastroenterology.
• Practicing physicians and new graduates welcome.
• Eligible for Florida medical licensure.

What You'll Find

• Two GIs and three NPs
• General GI position
• Advanced GI available but not required
• One-hospital coverage
• Comprehensive health benefits and 401(k)
• Malpractice, PTO and CME
• Large organizational support

About the Area

Practice in Central Florida, with access to local healthcare resources, outdoor recreation, dining, cultural attractions and the lifestyle opportunities of the surrounding Florida community.

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