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Private Practice Ent Jobs in Florida (NOW HIRING)

FL519v - ENT

Tampa, FL ยท On-site

Private Practice. Public Paradise! Established, high-volume ENT group in Tampa seeks a driven physician ready to grow. Excellent support, strong referral base, and true partnership potential. No ...

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ENT Otolaryngologist

Ocala, FL

$293K - $325K/yr

We invite you to join our private practices under the umbrella of a major hospital system, with an ... Trauma ENT Required: Ear Repair / Laryngeotracheo Trauma * Optional: Brain Tumor Cases with ...

ENT Otolaryngologist

Ocala, FL ยท On-site

$293K - $325K/yr

We invite you to join our private practices under the umbrella of a major hospital system, with an ... Trauma ENT Required: Ear Repair / Laryngeotracheo Trauma * Optional: Brain Tumor Cases with ...

ENT Otolaryngologist

Ocala, FL ยท On-site

$293K - $325K/yr

We invite you to join our private practices under the umbrella of a major hospital system, with an ... Trauma ENT Required: Ear Repair / Laryngeotracheo Trauma * Optional: Brain Tumor Cases with ...

ENT Otolaryngologist

Ocala, FL ยท On-site

$293K - $325K/yr

We invite you to join our private practices under the umbrella of a major hospital system, with an ... Trauma ENT Required: Ear Repair / Laryngeotracheo Trauma * Optional: Brain Tumor Cases with ...

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Private Practice Ent information

What is a private practice ENT?

A Private Practice ENT is an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist who runs or works in an independently owned medical practice, rather than being employed by a hospital or large healthcare organization. These physicians diagnose and treat disorders related to the ears, nose, throat, head, and neck, providing both medical and surgical care. Working in private practice allows ENTs more autonomy in patient care decisions, scheduling, and business operations. They often build long-term relationships with their patients and may offer a wider range of services tailored to the needs of their local community.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a private practice ENT?

To thrive as a Private Practice ENT, you need board certification in otolaryngology, strong diagnostic abilities, and expertise in surgical and non-surgical treatments for ear, nose, and throat disorders. Familiarity with tools such as endoscopes, audiometers, EHR systems, and relevant medical billing software is typically required. Excellent interpersonal skills, patient-centered communication, and business acumen help distinguish top performers in private practice. These competencies are essential for delivering effective patient care, efficiently managing a practice, and sustaining long-term professional success.

What are common challenges faced by ENTs in private practice, and how can they be managed?

ENTs in private practice often encounter challenges such as balancing clinical care with administrative responsibilities, managing patient flow efficiently, and staying updated with evolving medical technologies. Since private practice physicians typically handle business operations, they may need to oversee billing, staff management, and marketing alongside patient care. Building a strong support team and investing in practice management software can help streamline operations and improve patient experience. Additionally, networking with other local specialists and participating in continuing education can enhance both clinical and business success.

What is the difference between Private Practice Ent vs Hospital Ent?

AspectPrivate Practice EntHospital Ent
Work EnvironmentOwn or rent a private clinic, flexible scheduleHospital setting, team-based, structured hours
CredentialsMedical degree, ENT certification, state licensureMedical degree, ENT certification, hospital privileges
Patient CareManage own patient load, direct patient relationshipsCollaborate with hospital staff, shared patient care
EmploymentSelf-employed or group practiceHospital employee or contractor

Private Practice Ents typically operate their own clinics, offering flexible hours and direct patient relationships, while Hospital Ents work within hospital teams with structured schedules. Both roles require similar credentials but differ mainly in work setting and employment structure.

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Full-Time Otolaryngologist (ENT Physician) - Private Practice

CHS Recruiting

Gainesville, FL โ€ข On-site

$500K/yr

Other

Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 21 days ago


Job description

OPEN POSITION: 
ENT Physician - Otolaryngologist
SCHEDULE: 
- Full-Time
- 4.5 Days per Week
- No Nights or Weekends
CLINIC HOURS:
- Monday to Friday
- 8:00am to 5:00pm
COMPENSATION: 
- $500,000+ Annual Compensation, dependent upon experience and productivity
- Guaranteed Base Salary + RVU Structure
- Relocation Bonus
- 3-Year Partnership Track w/ No Buy-In
- Surgery Center Shares
- Profit-Sharing
- Malpractice Insurance
- Health / Dental / Vision Insurance
- Paid Time Off
- 401k w/ Employer Contribution
- Full Package Negotiable
LOCATION: 
Gainesville, Florida
COMPANY PROFILE: 
This multi-specialty private practice is 100% physician-owned and has been serving patients in Gainesville and the surrounding area for more than 20 years.  Their service lines include ENT, endocrinology, medical aesthetics, sleep medicine, allergy services, and more.  Theyโ€™re excited to welcome a new otolaryngologist to their current team of 3 ENT physicians, 1 ENT physician assistant, 4 audiologists, 5 endocrinologists, 2 endocrinology physician assistants, and dedicated support staff.
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
This position has significant flexibility in terms of scope.  The practice is happy to welcome a new physician for general ENT work, and is also open to subspeciality interests such as allergy, rhinology, otology, and/or head and neck surgery.
The physicians work closely and share resources, including multiple ultrasound machines and support staff.  
The practice has a robust audiology department with:
- vestibular testing
- CT scanner
- hearing aid sales and support
- a strong aesthetics center
- and more
ENT physicians typically work 3.5 days per week in the clinic, seeing an average of 25 patients per day.  
Surgeries are typically done 1 day per week, with hospital-based volume averaging 2 to 3 cases and outpatient surgery averaging 5 to 6 cases per day.
The practice utilizes the AllScripts EHR.
There are no in-office evening or weekend responsibilities and no hospital call.  On-call duties are phone triage only, minimal, and flexibly scheduled (basic ENT only; no trauma).
This position will inherit an established patient base from a retiring partner, as well as have the opportunity to grow their own patient panel and service line as desired.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Florida medical license
- DEA
- Board Certification or Eligibility, Otolaryngology
- no experience required
HOW TO APPLY:
To apply for this position, please send your CV to Jenn Kunkel at jenn@chsrecruiting.com or call (773) 998-1272.
Please visit www.chsrecruiting.com/jobs for a complete list of available positions through CHS Recruiting.