An established Internal Medicine Residency Program in Gainesville, Florida is recruiting a Board-Certified Internal Medicine physician for a Core Faculty position with an immediate start. This is a fully outpatient, clinic-based attending role structured at 0.8 FTE clinical and 0.2 FTE administrative, with minimal call responsibilities and a formal faculty appointment through an affiliated College of Medicine. The position is ideal for a clinician-educator who wants to shape the next generation of internists through direct supervision, curriculum development, and academic leadership — without the demands of inpatient or overnight call.
Perks and Benefits
- Employed faculty position with competitive compensation package
- Occurrence-based malpractice coverage — no tail liability exposure
- Comprehensive and flexible benefits program including health, dental, and vision
- Generous paid time off (PTO)
- Dedicated CME time and CME allowance
- Formal faculty appointment with an affiliated College of Medicine
- Strong institutional and academic support infrastructure
Practice Highlights
- Core Faculty role within an established Internal Medicine Residency Program — immediate need, position open to candidates available now (no 2026 graduates)
- Outpatient-only, clinic-based attending responsibilities — no inpatient service requirement
- Faculty effort structured at 0.8 FTE clinical / 0.2 FTE administrative
- Direct supervision, mentorship, and formal evaluation of residents and medical students
- Active role in curriculum development, didactics, and academic leadership initiatives
- Collaborative relationship with medical school faculty through an established academic partnership
- Scholarly activity encouraged and supported — research, publications, and conference presentations
- Minimal call responsibilities
Qualifications
- Board Certification in Internal Medicine (ABIM) required
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine residency
- Active Florida medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Prior teaching experience, chief residency, or academic faculty background preferred
- Demonstrated interest or track record in graduate medical education, curriculum design, or scholarly activity
- Available to start immediately — candidates completing training in 2026 are not eligible for this opening
About the Community
Gainesville sits at the center of Florida's cultural and academic life, anchored by a major research university and a vibrant arts and dining scene that give the city an energy uncommon for its size. The surrounding region offers year-round access to freshwater springs, state parks, and lakes, while both the Gulf Coast and Atlantic beaches are within a two-hour drive. The cost of living remains well below Florida's coastal metros, and the area is consistently recognized as family-friendly with strong public and private school options — a compelling combination for physicians relocating from higher-cost markets.