Hospitalist Alliance at Lower Keys Medical Center | Full-Time Hospitalist

Key West, FL

Hospitalist Alliance at Lower Keys Medical Center

Full-Time Hospitalist

Lower Keys Medical Center serves the residents of the Florida Keys. LKMC is a 167-bed, full-service, acute care medical service with a 24/7 emergency room, laboratory, radiology, and a specially equipped medical transport helicopter.

Full-time Hospitalist position, 7on 7off block schedule
BC/BE Internal Medicine or Family practice
Competitive salary and annual bonus
Malpractice coverage with tail provided
Comprehensive benefits package including 401K
Sign on bonus, relocation, and housing assistance

Key West offers a great lifestyle year-round. Enjoy boating, fishing, diving, and many other island activities during your leisure time. This small town welcomes physicians as community leaders and fosters close relationships with colleagues and neighbors.

For more information, please contact Susie Galvan at susie.galvan@LKMC.com.

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