Physician Hospitalist

CompHealth; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 350,000 - 368,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare staffing company is seeking a Physician Hospitalist for a 30-bed hospital in Florida. This role includes managing ventilators and providing critical care consults with a focus on work-life balance. The position offers a competitive salary, sign-on bonus, and excellent benefits, making it an attractive opportunity for licensed medical professionals.

Benefits

Sign-on/relo bonus

Excellent benefits

Qualifications

• Residency candidates are welcome to apply.

Responsibilities

• Involves ventilator management and hospitalist-run ICU.
• Focus on work-life balance with 175 shifts per year.

Education

Medical Doctor (MD)

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

Job description

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Job Details

• Salary: $350,000 - $368,000 annually (estimates affected by experience and other factors)
• Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Type: Full-time, Entry level
• Industry: Healthcare / Staffing and Recruiting

Job Description

CompHealth is seeking a Physician Hospitalist for a 30-bed hospital, Level IV trauma center, and certified Stroke Ready facility. The role involves ventilator management, hospitalist-run ICU, and critical care consults, with no other procedures required. The position offers a sign-on/relo bonus and excellent benefits. The typical schedule includes 175 shifts per year, with a focus on work-life balance.

Qualifications and Requirements

• Must be a licensed Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
• Residency candidates are welcome to apply

Application Process

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