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Jacksonville
Jacksonville in Brief
Located on the Atlantic Ocean in the far northeast corner of Florida, Jacksonville is the 12th largest city in the U.S. based on population, but the largest in land area. It ranks 10th among the fastest growing cities in the country, due to its convenient location, mild climate, reasonable cost of living and high quality of life.

The Jacksonville File
  1. Education. Duval County Public Schools teach students to think analytically, work collaboratively and use technology so they're prepared for future success.
  2. Real Estate. Jacksonville has a variety of homes and neighborhoods to suit every taste and budget; home prices are below the U.S. average.
  3. Family. Given its wealth of family-oriented activities, Jacksonville is an excellent place to raise children and put down roots.
  4. Culture. Jacksonville's diverse cultural scene includes museums, art collections, and a variety of performing arts as well as annual jazz and film festivals.
  5. Recreation. Jacksonville residents have numerous recreational choices; the city operates the largest U.S. urban park system, has miles of beautiful beaches and waterways, and is home to many golf and tennis facilities.
  6. Weather. Jacksonville has a humid subtropical climate; winters are mild and summers are hot.
Jacksonville Fun Fact
The first settlement in the Jacksonville area, Ossachite, was made more than 6,000 years ago by the Timucua Indians in the vicinity of today's downtown.

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Meet the IPC management team in Jacksonville, FL.

  • John H. Geanes

    John H. Geanes

    Executive Director

    (813) 936-5000
    jgeanes@ipcm.com
    John Geanes' career spans 30 years in healthcare administration and also in business development for companies that sell to or service healthcare organizations. John served as CEO for multi-unit health systems such as South Miami Health System and Shannon Health System, a fully-integrated delivery system in Texas. Most recently he served as vice-president of business development for RMS Services, a specialty contract management firm which transitions healthcare systems from manual, paper-driven records to electronic, paperless programs.  John received his undergraduate education from Elon College in North Carolina, where he received a Bachelor in Business Administration. His hospital administration education was completed at the Duke Endowment Program in Charlotte, N.C. John also studied the British National Health Service at the King’s Fund College of Hospital Administration in London, for Duke University and the South Carolina Hospital Association.

  • Terri Poster-Taylor

    Terri Poster Taylor

    Director of Business Development

    (904) 396-6620
    tpostertaylor@ipcm.com
    Terri Poster-Taylor has over 20 years of sales, marketing and administrative experience, with the last 15 years in the healthcare industry. Her experience in healthcare has been in home healthcare, home infusion therapy, wound care, geriatric rehab and cardiovascular services. Terri most recently was the director of operations for a utilization review/case management company that served the self-insured industry.  Terri attended the Boston Conservatory of Music where she was a theatre major, and graduated from Jacksonville University with a Bachelor in General Studies, with a minor in Marketing. She began her studies for a Master of Science in Health-Geriatric Management at the University of North Florida in May 2005.
Meet your recruiter for Jacksonville, FL.

Randy Mitchell

Randy Mitchell

Regional Manager of Physician Staffing

Direct: 800-582-8134
Cell: 800-718-9152
rmitchell@ipcm.com
Randy Mitchell, a Regional Manager of Physician Staffing for IPC, has nearly 25 years of successful recruiting experience, including profit and not-for-profit physician recruitment. Prior to joining IPC, he was the recruitment director for a large, for-profit hospital system with more than 30 hospitals nationwide. His experience also includes a highly successful seven years recruiting for a private not-for-profit hospital in North Carolina, preceded by a 21-year career in the U.S. Air Force, where he served nearly 15 years with the Recruiting Service. Randy received a degree in personnel administration from the Community College of the Air Forces. He is the past president of the Carolina Association of Physician Services and an active member of ASPR.