Description Specialization:
Internal Medicine
Family Medicine without OB
Family Medicine Geriatric Medicine
Job Summary:
Parkridge Medical Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee is seeking a full-time nocturnist to join our hospitalist team. Qualified Candidates: Board certified or board eligible in internal medicine Board certified or board eligible in family medicine Active Tennessee license or the ability to obtain one Incentive/Benefits Package: W2 status employment with access to full benefits Malpractice and tail insurance coverage at no cost to you Annual business expense account Block schedule of 7 on 7 off Excellent specialty backup and long-term stable team Competitive pay Excellent specialty back-up About Parkridge Medical Center: 275-bed hospital Primary stroke and advanced cardiovascular center 24/7 tele-neurology support for acute stroke and other neurologic emergencies Accredited chest pain center Advanced surgical services including endovascular care and orthopaedic/spine procedures Tucked between the mountains of Southeast Tennessee, along the beautiful Tennessee River, Chattanooga is one of America's most breathtaking, technologically progressive and recreationally attractive cities anywhere. There is a world of outdoor adventure, amazing restaurants, live events, art and world-class attractions awaiting.
Community Information Nestled in the heart of the Southeast, Chattanooga is within a day's drive to almost one-third of the major U.S. market and the densely populated cities of Atlanta, Nashville, Knoxville and Birmingham (within 140 mile radius). The city approximates 169,000 population; MSA of 426,000 residents situated in the Great Tennessee Valley.
Chattanooga enjoys an abundance of natural beauty; located where several Mountain ranges converge bringing the states of Tennessee, northern Georgia, North Carolina together at the base of the Great Smoky Mountains. The Tennessee River, which winds through much of Hamilton County, feeds into Lake Chickamauga providing an endless array of water sports. Other unique outdoor activities range from hang-gliding off Lookout Mountain to inner tubing/canoeing down the Sequatchie River to White Water Rafting the Great Ocoee River (third white water river in the US, host to the Summer Olympics) to biking, golfing or horseback riding amidst the scenic backdrop of the mountains. The recently revitalized Downtown Riverfront draws tourists and residents alike for afternoon/evening strolls. Chattanooga city attractions include: the Tennessee Aquarium, IMAX Theater, Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Rock City, Coolidge Park, Ruby Falls, the Incline, the Creative Discovery Museum, Chattanooga Regional History Museum, Houston Museum of Decorative Arts, Hunter Art Museum, Southern Belle Riverboat, Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park and the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. The city supports a vibrant Arts Council (ranked 12th in the nation in per capita donations for the Arts) supporting several fine theaters, Ballet, Chattanooga Symphony and the Opera.
In addition to the significant tourism industry, Chattanooga is also a major industrial city with an extensive network of transportation systems including the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport.
Chattanooga's school system, public and private, assure a strong foundation for area children. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga offers a wide range of majors in undergraduate and graduate courses in addition to graduate medical education.
Not to be understated, one of the area's greatest features is financial. Moderate cost of living, low property taxes, No State Personal Income Tax contributes to a more prosperous lifestyle. Community Links
