Internal Medicine, Primary Care Physician opportunity in Indian River County, Florida - 50K Starting

Job Description

The Orlando Health Medical Group invites you to explore outpatient Primary Care opportunities with a thriving physician-led, professionally managed healthcare system.  Orlando Health Physician Associates includes over 200 Physicians and approximately 100 APPs (Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants) providing services across 68 outpatients centers in the Central Florida area. With our recent expansion in the East Coast of Florida, we will now be providing primary care services and are seeking physicians to join our growing team in Indian River County, Florida. Clinic opportunities are available in Vero Beach and Sebastian.

Practice Highlights:

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• Office hours are Monday Friday, 8am 5pm
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• Medical Assistant and Front Office support staff.
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• Excellent brand recognition, thriving practice opportunity with new patients seeking out Orlando Health for their care.
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• Dynamic administration that fosters physician autonomy when it comes to clinical decision making and patient outcomes.
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• Robust operational support and resources in a collaborative work environment.
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Financial Package:

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• Competitive compensation package, opportunity to make more based-on productivity.
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• Up to 50K starting bonus + eligibility for annual quality bonus.
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• Benefit package includes time away for vacations and conferences, health/vision/dental insurance along with full malpractice coverage, disability coverage, deferred compensation and retirement savings options.
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• Annual CME stipend
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• In addition to CME, 1 medical license, 1 DEA, NICA and 1 membership paid per year
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Living in Indian River County:

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• Amplified earning potential due to a state with no income tax! Affordable cost of living with below state averages.
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• Enjoy the coastal living with small-town charm. The area offers 26 miles of pristine Atlantic shoreline, uncrowded beaches, and a relaxed pace of life in communities like Vero Beach, Sebastian, and Indian River Shores.
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• Ranked among the best places to live in Florida, with low crime rates and strong community engagement. Indian River County also ranks #5 in Florida, with every school earning an A or B grade.
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• Enjoy year-round activities, including surfing, kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, biking and manatee watching. Visit Blue Cypress Lake, a fishermans paradise, and Pelican Island Wildlife Refuge for some great hiking trails and wildlife all around.
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• Discover rich history along with delicious local restaurants and watering holes, boutique shops, art galleries, theaters and much more. 
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• Easy drive to Miami or to Orlando for the theme parks, and close to Kennedy Space Center to meet astronauts and watch rocket launches from the beach!
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About Orlando Health

Founded more than 100 years ago, Orlando Health is a private, not-for-profit healthcare organization with a long tradition of serving its many and varied communities across Florida, Puerto Rico and now into Alabama. With physicians in more than 105 specialties, the healthcare system attracts patients from across the state, region and nation.

The healthcare system encompasses award-winning hospitals, stand-alone emergency departments, behavioral health care, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation services and urgent care locations. Our network of primary care physicians and specialists extends from Florida to Alabama and Puerto Rico.

Orlando Health is nationally recognized for its pediatric and adult trauma programs as well as its high-performing community hospitals and specialty hospitals. Each year, we welcome more than 20,000 babies across the system and care for the most fragile in one of the nations largest neonatal intensive care units.

The most-advanced care is offered through our specialty institutes that connect clinical excellence, education and research programs in our core services. With a robust graduate medical education program that hosts more than 350 residents and fellows each academic year, Orlando Health continues its pioneering research that includes therapies for end-stage breast cancer, identifying biomarkers to detect traumatic brain injury and offering first-in-the-world expanded access for an experimental advanced melanoma treatment.

Last year, the healthcare system provided more than $1.7 billion in total community impact in the form of charity care, community benefit programs and services, and community building activities.