Description Specialization:
Cardiology Invasive
Job Summary:
TriStar Centennial Medical Center is seeking an experienced, cardiac advanced practice provider interested in an autonomous clinic practice in Manchester, Tennessee. Qualified Candidates: Nurse practitioner or physician assistant certification Tennessee licensure or ability to obtain Cardiac experience as an advanced practice provider a must Ability to work independently Full time, 5 days per week Primary role providing outpatient clinic cardiology support with inpatient support as needed Physician in clinic 2 days/week Incentive/Benefits Package: Competitive salary Comprehensive benefits package including paid malpractice CME and dues allowance About TriStar Centennial Medical Center: 741-bed comprehensive facility offering programs including behavioral health, 24-hour emergency, heart and vascular, imaging, neurosciences, oncology, orthopedics, rehabilitation, sleep disorder and women's services 43-acre campus, home to TriStar Centennial Heart & Vascular Center, TriStar Centennial Women's Hospital, The Children's Hospital at TriStar Centennial, Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at TriStar Centennial Medical Center, TriStar Centennial Advanced Joint Replacement Institute and TriStar Centennial Parthenon Pavilion 32,500 + annual patient admissions, 87,500+ annual ER visits, 3,100+ staff, and over 1,000+ physicians Manchester is located 65 miles from Nashville along the I-24 corridor. Nashville is home to nearly 2 million people, more than 53,000 businesses, and over 500 healthcare companies are headquartered in the Nashville region, making healthcare the #1 industry. Tennessee has the second lowest state and local tax burden per capita, and no state income tax. Nashville ranked "Top 10 city to live after the pandemic" by Today and the Wall Street Journal ranked Nashville the second hottest job market in the country (2020).
Community Information Middle Tennessee is well known for beautiful scenery, communities rich in history, a mild four-season climate and outstanding entertainment. Nashville, the capitol of Tennessee, is a thriving metropolitan city with a population of approximately 600,000 (1.6 million SSA) offering a superior lifestyle and one of the best medical communities in the country - and NO State Personal Income Tax.
Nashville is repeatedly recognized as one of the country's top cities for business and future growth. In 2011, Forbe's magazine rated Nashville #3 as America's Next Big Boom Towns and Kiplinger's magazine rated Nashville as their #3 "Best Value City", based on vibrant economy, reasonable living costs, and great amentities. Previously Modern Physician Magazine listed Nashville as 7th on "The List" of the top 75 places to run a medical practice in the country. Population, malpractice premiums, Medicare reimbursement, labor costs, state income tax (TN has none) and education attainment were criteria used in the ranking. In 2011, Nashville was given a Top 5 ranking by Travel & Leisure for its "Affordable Getaways" and "Friendliest City" categories.
Long noted as the "Athens of the South" for its sixteen institutions of higher learning it also provides outstanding Private/Parochial options with strong Public Schools and an expanded Library system. While the city is perhaps best known as "Music City" for its Country music beginnings, it has matured to offer wide-ranging venues from Jazz/Blues to the new Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The city's beautiful tree-lined streets, excellent park system, two local lakes, Sports complexes.
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