A well-established private gastroenterology practice in North Central Florida is recruiting a board-certified or board-eligible Gastroenterologist to join a collegial two-physician group supported by an ARNP. The practice operates its own ambulatory surgery center with integrated anesthesia and pathology services, and covers a single 113-bed acute care hospital — keeping your professional life streamlined and your call burden manageable. Florida's zero state income tax and the region's affordable lifestyle make this an especially attractive landing spot for new graduates and experienced clinicians alike.
Perks and Benefits
- No Florida state income tax — a meaningful ongoing compensation advantage
- Private practice employment with an established, revenue-generating group
- Visa support provided for eligible candidates
- Clinical research involvement available for interested physicians
- Single-facility call coverage — no multi-site obligations
- 1:3 shared call rotation or better
Practice Highlights
- Join two board-certified gastroenterologists and a credentialed ARNP who holds hospital privileges and assists with inpatient consults
- Practice operates from spacious dedicated office space with an on-site ambulatory surgery center, integrated anesthesia, and in-house pathology
- Core bread-and-butter GI case mix; upper and lower endoscopy available for candidates who want procedural volume
- ERCP and EUS experience not required but highly valued — these subspecialty services are currently unavailable elsewhere in the community, representing a meaningful practice-building opportunity
- No trauma or bariatrics — focused, manageable scope of practice
- Robotics available on-site but not required
- Single-facility hospital coverage: 113-bed acute care hospital serving North Central Florida
- Hospital service lines include 24-hour emergency care, interventional cardiology, heart care, orthopedics, cancer care, advanced imaging, and rehabilitation
- Hospital accreditations: Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval, Joint Commission Disease-Specific Certification as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center, Joint Commission "Top Performers on Key Quality Measures" designation, and American College of Cardiology Chest Pain Accreditation
- Opportunities for clinical research participation for interested candidates
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Gastroenterology (ABIM)
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited Gastroenterology fellowship
- New graduates actively encouraged to apply
- ERCP or EUS training is a differentiator and will be highly valued, though not a requirement for hire
- Active Florida medical license or eligibility to obtain
- Visa sponsorship available for eligible international medical graduates
About the Community
North Central Florida offers a quality of life that is difficult to match — warm weather year-round, no state income tax, and a cost of living well below most major metro areas. The region sits within comfortable driving distance of both coasts, providing easy access to Gulf and Atlantic beaches, while the University of Florida in nearby Gainesville adds cultural depth, academic energy, and strong public school options. Outdoor enthusiasts will find abundant freshwater springs, state parks, and recreational trails right at their doorstep.