HM Physician: Pensacola, FL - Beautiful FL Panhandle
Hours | Full-time |
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Location | Pensacola, Florida |
About this job
Are you seeking a fulfilling hospitalist position that offers exceptional pay, professional autonomy, and meaningful support to the Pensacola communitywhile maintaining a healthy work/life balance?
Join ApolloMD at Baptist Health Pensacola in Pensacola, FL, where youll practice at a longstanding hospital. This is your chance to be part of something biggerwhile still being valued as an individual.
Why Practice with ApolloMD?
ApolloMD is a physician- and APC-operated multispecialty practice that partners with top-tier hospitals, teaching institutions, and health systems. We provide a strong national network of support without sacrificing your autonomy. Our clinicians enjoy:
- Clinician-Owned: Independent groupno outside ownership or private equity. Full-time clinicians have the opportunity to become an owner.
- Financial Transparency & Profit-Sharing: Enjoy financial clarity and share in the practices success.
- Autonomy & Work-Life Balance: We believe in empowering physicians, not micromanaging them.
- Clinician Support: Access to mentorship, professional development, and a network of experienced leaders.
- Award-Winning Workplace: Named one of the Top 100 Workplaces for 2025 by USA Today
Baptist Hospital - Pensacola, Florida - 492 Beds
- Average Daily Census: 18-20
- Shift Times: 7a-7p, 7p-7a; 7 days ON/OFF
- EMR: Allscripts
- Closed ICU
- Procedures Required: No
- Manage Codes Required: No
Gulf Breeze Hospital - Gulf Breeze, Florida - 65 Beds
- Average Daily Census: 40
- Shift Times: 7a-7p, 7p-7a
- EMR: Allscripts
- Open ICU
- Procedures Required: No
- Manage Codes Required: No
A Model Designed for Flexibility & Growth
As an independent contractor, youll benefit from:
- Greater income control and special tax incentives
- Freedom to customize your health benefits
- Access to retirement tools like a Solo 401(k) or SEP IRA
- Professional financial guidance to help you plan for long-term success