Regional Gynecologic Surgeon – Impactful Care Leader

University of Florida; Ohio; Presencial; USD 250.000 - 350.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

UF Health Central Florida is seeking a full-time Gynecology Surgeon to join its Gynecology Department. Board Certified or Board Eligible. Experienced and recent graduates are welcome.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a professional with substantial knowledge and experience in gynecologic surgery. To provide, establish, and execute best-practice strategies that promote quality outcomes, and to manage regional clinical relationships while developing patient care pathways.

Formación

• Valid Florida Medical License required or eligibility to obtain licensure before hire.
• Board certification in area of practice preferred.
• Employment is contingent upon successful completion of all applicable credentialing and privileging requirements within the UF Health system before the start of employment.

Responsabilidades

• To provide, establish, and execute best-practice strategies that promote quality outcomes.
• Manage strategic clinical relationships with regional physicians and collaborate with the VP of Strategic Service Lines on marketing and business development activities.
• Establish major goals that align with broad functional objectives for gynecology surgeons while supporting the development of patient care pathways.
• The goal is to build a patient-centered team of professionals in Central Florida to enhance gynecological health, deliver top-notch outcomes for interventions, and minimize costs.

Descripción del empleo

UF Health Central Florida is seeking a full-time Gynecology Surgeon to join its Gynecology Department. Board Certified or Board Eligible. Experienced and recent graduates are welcome.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a professional with substantial knowledge and experience in gynecologic surgery. To provide, establish, and execute best-practice strategies that promote quality outcomes, and to manage regional clinical relationships while developing patient care pathways.