Qualified Candidates:
- Joining a two physician, one APP work group that conducts thoracic and cardiac surgery
-Surgical first assist experience – will be doing six to eight per week
-Experience with vein harvesting
-Preferred Endoscopic Vein Harvesting (EVH) system is Maquet or Terumo (both used)
-ICU management, clinic and call coverage
-Electronic Medical Records experience with Cerner Hospital / eCW Office preferred
-50/50 OR vs. pre-op/post-op management
-Variable schedule of weekdays and weekends including shared surgical and inpatient call

Incentive/Benefits Package:
-Negotiable, competitive compensation package
- Relocation assistance available
-CME allowance
-Full benefits available including medical, dental, vision and short / long term disability
-Generous PTO
-401(k) options after first year of employment

Hospital:
Citrus Memorial Hospital is a 204–bed hospital founded in 1957 as the area’s first healthcare institution for residents in Citrus and surrounding counties. Today the hospital is part of the HCA West Florida network, offering the latest medical technologies and treatments. The hospital served close to 100,000 patients last year and has earned numerous accolades including America’s 50 Best for Vascular Surgery (Healthgrades), Advanced Primary Stroke Center and America’s 100 Best for Spine Surgery and Orthopedic Surgery (Healthgrades). Other key services include the Cardiovascular Surgery and Obstetrics and Gynecology. For more information, visit www.Citrusmh.com.

Community:
Situated on Florida's Nature Coast, Citrus County boasts a growing business community, a top-rated school system and charming communities nestled into beautiful backdrops. A healthcare haven, the county boasts a large retiree population, yet remains approximately an hour away from the large metropolitan areas of Greater Orlando and Greater Tampa Bay. The city of Inverness is a bicycler’s paradise featuring easy access to one of Florida's top 10 bike trails - the 46-mile Withlacoochee Rails to Trails. The beautiful Crystal River connects spring-fed Kings Bay to the Gulf of Mexico and provides nearly every aquatic activity conceivable from swimming, boating and fishing to up-close interaction with our most famous residents, the endangered West Indian Manatee.