Internal Medicine Tampa Florida
Buffalo Grove, Illinois, United States

Job Summary

Occupation Physician
Specialty Internal Medicine
Degree Required MD/DO
Position Type Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment Hospital Clinic/Private Practice
Location Tampa, Florida, United States
Visa Sponsorship No

Job Description

Last Update: 4/17/24

This organization is expanding provider coverage in the Tampa Bay area. They have been around for 30 years and looking to expand to more clinics with their value based model

220k-250k base salary depending on experience + >$100k bonus potential based
on performance. They prefer doctors that have some managed care experience but will also take physicians right out of residency

Looking for physicians who have ties to the Tampa area

Focus on patient outcomes rather than patient volume

There is some light patient involvement so must be willing to admit patients. The typical patient load for a full panel is 0-2 patients in hospital at a time

The first clinic will open this summer 2022

Client will be doing the marketing and management of starting a private practice model for the new physician

Typical work day is 8 AM to 5 PM, 1 hour break for lunch/ 5.5 hours of patient care and the rest is built in admin time to follow up on triage, lab work, radiology results, documentation, etc.

Call is split between members of the group- after hours is Emergency calls only and you answer phone call if patient gets admitted or taking phone call from ER doc.

There will be rounding rotation as the company grows and volume of on call days will decrease over time

Different between this client and traditional fee for service, this client has:

Smaller panel sizes (quality)

PCP salary and bonuses incentivized by good outcomes

Hospital care when medically necessary

Emphasis on prevention/lifestyle

Care focused on clinical integration and primary care

High-quality medical care is valued

Value-based reimbursement is innovative, affordable, and sustainable

Patients are seen as frequently as needed

Panel capped at 600 patients (compared to FFS national average of 2300 patients) and see only 10-18 patients per day (compared to 40-60), so you can give your patients the quality time and attention they need.

Please contact:
Debbie Aber
Physician Services
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