Full Time Psychiatry Job Jacksonville, FL
Job Description
A psychiatry opportunity is now available at a hospital in Florida. This position is an academic supervisory role for residents in training with the opportunity for clinical work on the weekends if desired. The schedule is Monday through Friday. The ideal candidate will have teaching experience or recent scholarly activity. They welcome candidates that are board certified. If you do not hold an active Florida license, CompHealth has a licensing team to help you with the processing and application, if necessary. Final year residents and fellows will be considered.
This opportunity has a competitive compensation package. You will be offered full comprehensive benefits package, long- and short-term disability, sick leave, PTO, relocation assistance, a sign-on bonus, CME and stipend, a 401k retirement plan, and malpractice paid.
The position is located in northeast Florida, within driving distance of numerous beaches, attractions, golf courses, varied lodging options, wedding venues, parks, and shopping.
CompHealth has been one of America's most reputable healthcare staffing firms for over 40 years. Our consultants are known for their expertise, so when a CompHealth consultant represents you, your skills, and your experience, our clients pay attention.
For inquiries about this opportunity, please contact Kyle Birdsall directly at 203.663.9397 or email your CV and references to kyle.birdsall@comphealth.com. Refer to job number 2646371.
- Supervisory role for residents
- Teaching and academic experience needed
- Weekend clinical work available if desired
- Monday - Friday
- Competitive compensation
- Comprehensive benefits
- Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance
- Must be board certified
- Our services are free for you
- We help negotiate your salary and contract
- We coordinate interviews and help with licenses
- Specialized recruiters match your career preferences
- Experienced support teams take care of every detail
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