Envision Physician Services is searching for a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to become a part of our prestigious practice at Regional Medical Center at Bayonet Point located­ in Hudson, Florida.

*** Emergency Medicine Experience Required ***

*** ATLS is Required or Must Be Willing to Obtain ***

• 42,000 volume ED, Level II Trauma
• 30-bed ED, ­5-bed Fast Track and 2 Trauma Bay Rooms
• 42 hours physician coverage
• 42 hours APP coverage
• Stellar subspecialty backup due to trauma designation - trauma surgeons and anesthesia in-house 24/7
• Employee Status + Benefits

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Regional Medical Center Bayonet is a 290-bed acute care hospital and Level II Trauma Center located in Hudson, and home of the nationally acclaimed Heart Institute. Just 30 minutes from the Tampa city life, the hospital is located on Florida’s Nature Coast and boasts beautiful beaches and intercostal waterways.­ Founded in 1981 it was the first hospital to be built in northwest Pasco County serving residents in Pasco, Hernando, and Citrus counties. It was the first hospital to deliver a comprehensive cardiac and open heart program. For more information, visit www.RMCHealth.com.

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The hospital recently launched a graduate medical education program and has achieved distinction as a Joint Commission Top Performer on Key Quality Measure and several disease specific certifications, Advanced Primary Stroke Center, Chest Pain Center, Arrhythmic Center or Florida, recipient of “Get With The Guidelines® Gold Plus Performance Achievement” award in both Heart Failure and Stroke; Accredited with Commendation Community Cancer Program, recipient of the AHA’s Mission: Lifeline Bronze Quality Achievement award for implementing a higher standard of heart attack care that improves the survival and outcomes for ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) patients.

Hudson started as a coastal community in the late 1800s, but with the development of the Tampa / St. Petersburg / Clearwater / New Port Richey area out to this place, forty miles out from the center of the metropolis, the land has been subdivided out into large tracts, where healthy neighborhoods have been built. In other words, Hudson has become an 'exurb' of Tampa / St. Pete. The area has a crime rate less than half of the national average, and is becoming widely known as a bedroom community both near the water and with plenty of golf courses and recreation inside it. Retirees and young couples, empty nesters and sportsmen all have arrived to stake their claim here, recognizing it as a place much less dense than the average built-up area, full of amenities and, really, not that bad on traffic.

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