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Gastroenterology Physician - Beautiful Central Florida
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.
Position: Gastroenterology Physician
Location: Central Florida
About the Opportunity
Our client is seeking a Gastroenterology Physician to join an established practice in Central Florida as a result of continued growth and expansion. The opportunity offers 16 shifts per month, with the option to participate in advanced GI work, including EUS and ERCP. Advanced GI procedures are available but are not required, making this a flexible opportunity for both experienced physicians and new graduates.
Key Responsibilities
Provide gastroenterology care in an established inpatient/outpatient practice.
Work a schedule of 16 shifts per month.
Participate in advanced GI procedures, including EUS and ERCP, if desired.
Collaborate with the clinical team to support high-quality patient care.
Minimum Qualifications
Board certified or board eligible in Gastroenterology.
Currently holding or able to obtain a Florida medical license.
Advanced GI experience is an opportunity, but EUS/ERCP is not required.
Experienced physicians and new graduates are encouraged to apply.
What You'll Find
Opportunity for advanced GI work, including EUS and ERCP
Advanced GI procedures are available but not required
Competitive compensation with productivity incentive
Comprehensive and flexible benefits program
PTO and CME time / allowance
Occurrence-based malpractice coverage
Strong support system
About the Area
Practice in Central Florida, offering a balance of professional opportunity and access to outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, dining, and entertainment.
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