UF Health Central Florida - Total Joint Orthopaedic Surgeon - One of Florida's Fastest-Growing Regions
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UF Health Central Florida is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Total Joint Orthopaedic Surgeon to join our expanding orthopaedic service line in beautiful Central Florida. This is an exceptional opportunity to become part of a nationally recognized health system. As part of the University of Florida Health network, UF Health Central Florida serves the communities of Lake, Sumter, and Marion counties through a comprehensive healthcare system that includes two acute-care hospitals, freestanding emergency departments, rehabilitation services, and a growing network of specialty physicians.
The organization continues to expand orthopaedic services to meet the needs of one of the nation’s fastest-growing populations Why Central Florida? Lake, Sumter and Marion Counties are among the fastest-growing regions in Florida. Physicians enjoy: No state income tax Affordable housing compared to major metropolitan markets Excellent public and private schools Championship golf, boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation Easy access to Orlando, Tampa, and Florida's beaches Year-round sunshine and an exceptional quality of life Compensation & Benefits Competitive Compensation + RVU Commencement Bonus & Relocation Available CME Allowance Malpractice Coverage (Sovereign Immunity) Retirement Benefits EPIC EMR Generous time off Job Responsibilities: Total Joint practice with immediate patient volume Established referral network from primary care and specialty physicians Dedicated operating room access Collaborative, physician-led environment Strong APP and clinical support team Ability to build a practice aligned with your interests and expertise Robotics- MAKO Collegial Call Schedule Qualifications: • Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopaedic Surgery • Fellowship training in Adult Reconstruction/Total Joint Arthroplasty required • Eligible for unrestricted Florida medical licensure • Commitment to quality outcomes and patient-centered care