Adult Primary Care Physician

Description

Specialization:
Family Medicine without OB
Internal Medicine

Job Summary:

Seeking a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician to join a well-established practice of three experienced OBGYN’s and three women’s health providers expanding to include primary care in Hendersonville, Tennessee.

Qualified Candidates:

• Must be Board eligible/certified by the ABMS in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine
• Comfortable joining a busy, growing practice with potential for high primary care referrals
• Interest in outpatient adult primary care (inpatient optional if interested)
• Full-time, M-F outpatient clinic
• No weekends

Incentive/Benefits Package:

• Competitive first year income guarantee
• Practice start-up expenses including MA and EMR
• Malpractice paid first year
• Relocation allowance
• Sign on bonus

About Bluegrass medical group:

• Well-established practice of three experienced OBGYN’s and three women's health providers that have identified a great need for a family medicine or internal medicine physician for their patients
• Current patient base for Bluegrass is over 320k
• Office and 3 patient rooms available in dedicated primary care space of MOB
• Lab and ultrasound onsite

Hendersonville Community:

• Hendersonville - a wonderful lake view community located 19 miles from downtown Nashville. Primary population is 54,068 with median resident age of 39.7, a part of Nashville’s MSA of 1.6 million population
• Sumner County Schools are consistently recognized for their outstanding public school system – Private schools are throughout the community (visit SumnerSchools.com)
• Being this close to Nashville, there’s immediate access to all the arts, higher education and professional sporting events that this metropolitan city has to offer
• Nashville: Practice located in suburban Nashville – the city repeatedly recognized as one of the country’s top cities for business and future growth (Forbes and Modern Physician magazines)
• Tennessee: A state with affordable malpractice premiums and No State Personal Income Tax