Ihm Nocturnist

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Moffitt Cancer Center’s Department of Internal and Hospital Medicine invites applications for a Nocturnist faculty position. We are a hybrid academic practice affiliated with the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. The Nocturnist will work within a collegial team to care for oncologic patients in an inpatient academic setting. Commonly encountered clinical conditions include infections associated with varying levels of immunosuppression, treatment‑related toxicities, oncologic emergencies and complications, and the spectrum of internal medicine conditions that are seen in the oncologic patient.

For interested candidates, we encourage and support participation in teaching, research and leadership development. Candidates with a potential future interest in an Oncology fellowship are also encouraged to apply. We prioritize faculty development and provide mentorship and support to faculty to achieve their professional goals.

Successful applicants must be board certified (or eligible) in Internal Medicine. Possess active FL MD Licensure or have eligibility for licensure in the State of Florida.

Receive personal and professional rewards including a comprehensive total compensation and benefits package. In addition, but not limited to:

• Competitive base salary plus yearly incentive bonus.
• Generous relocation funds.
• Faculty Time Off/Faculty Academic Time Off.
• Professional Development Funds ($5,000 per fiscal year).
• Faculty Retirement Plans with company matching contributions.
• Promotion/Tenure & advancement opportunities.
• Possible leadership opportunities.
• Employer paid malpractice insurance.
• Comprehensive medical, dental and vision coverage.
• In‑house wellness programs.

Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute is Florida’s only NCI‑designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. We are expanding our faculty to meet substantial institutional growth. The Cancer Center comprises a large, 3 facility ambulatory care practice, a 206‑bed hospital, with a 36‑bed blood and marrow transplant program, 15 state of the art operating suites, a 30‑bed intensive care unit, a high volume screening program, and a basic science research facility.

The Chief will allocate the position’s effort between clinical, research, educational and administrative activities.