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Tampa General Hospital · Tampa, FL

Locum Hepatology Physician

TypeFull time
PostedOct 21
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Board certified or board eligible per Medical Staff requirements
✓Unrestricted (or eligible) Florida medical license
705open roles
14physician roles open in FL
1,017beds
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Board certified or board eligible per Medical Staff requirements
✓Unrestricted (or eligible) Florida medical license
705open roles
14physician roles open in FL
1,017beds
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InterHealth Medical Staffing, a premier for-profit staffing division of Tampa General Hospital, is transforming the way healthcare professional experience their careers. As part of one of Florida’s most comprehensive medical centers, we serve over 6 million residents across a dozen counties with unwavering commitment to compassionate, high-quality care. Tampa general is proudly affiliated with USF Health Morsani College of Medicine and serves as the primary teaching hospital for the university- offering an environment rich in innovation, learning and Clinical Excellence.

Join the liver care team at one of the nation’s leading academic medical centers and provide general hepatology inpatient coverage in a high-volume, well-supported environment. This locums opportunity is focused exclusively on general hepatology and does not include pre- or post–liver transplant care. At the Tampa General Hospital (TGH) Transplant Institute and USF Health, hepatology providers care for a diverse population with complex liver disease, supported by experienced advanced practice providers, multidisciplinary teams, and robust hospital infrastructure.

This role is ideal for hepatologists seeking focused inpatient general hepatology work without transplant responsibilities. General hepatology inpatient coverage only Care of hospitalized patients with liver disease, cirrhosis, portal hypertension, viral hepatitis, alcohol-related liver disease, and related conditions No transplant hepatology responsibilities No pre-transplant evaluations No post–liver transplant patient management Transplant hepatology fellowship not required Coverage within a well-established academic hepatology service supported by APPs and subspecialty consultants Teaching opportunities may be available depending on interest, but not required Flexible locums scheduling options Practice Environment Tampa General Hospital is the primary teaching hospital for USF Health Morsani College of Medicine Large, multidisciplinary liver program with strong collaboration between hepatology, GI, surgery, and ancillary services Access to advanced diagnostics, imaging, and procedural support Focus on high-quality, patient-centered care with an emphasis on access and continuity Program Excellence Nationally recognized Transplant Institute with over 50 years of transplant excellence High-volume liver program with strong clinical infrastructure Ranked #3 nationally for liver transplant volume and #1 in Florida Commitment to health equity, innovation, and excellent clinical outcomes Innovative machine perfusion and liver care programs Have questions before you apply?

Book time to chat with the Talent Consultant using the link below . Book time with Falkner, Lisette: TGH Inquiry Office hours MD or DO from an accredited School of Medicine Completion of an accredited Internal Medicine residency Fellowship training in Hepatology or Gastroenterology with a hepatology-focused practice Transplant hepatology training is not required Board certified or board eligible per Medical Staff requirements Unrestricted (or eligible) Florida medical license

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About the role

This locums opportunity is focused exclusively on general hepatology and does not include pre- or post–liver transplant care. This role is ideal for hepatologists seeking focused inpatient general hepatology work without transplant responsibilities.