Physician Family Practice-Without OB - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Core Faculty opening: Oak Ridge, TN ~ Knoxville 30 minutes About the Job

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• Seeking a full-time core faculty member for our family medicine residency program.
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• Faculty are sought with a passion for excellence in outpatient medicine and scholarly activity.
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• The program is an 8/8/8 program that will enroll its 3rd class in July of 2026
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• New continuity clinic proximate to the hospital and have a rapidly growing panel of patients.
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• Faculty have created 4 tracks for focused electives for residents who choose to ‚Äúcluster‚Äù their electives around areas of our faculty‚Äôs expertise.
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• Current tracks include Behavioral Medicine, Geriatric/Palliative Care, Metabolic/Obesity Medicine and Direct Primary Care (which is the first such track in the country).
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• Join at the ground floor of an innovative program intent to master the use of telemedicine and integrated team care while honing critical thinking skills while harnessing emerging AI and technology in the primary care setting for the primary care practices of the future.
Outstanding Benefits and More: \n
• Highly competitive salary with excellent sign-on, and relocation eligible
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• Robust benefits options including 401k, dental, vision, and life insurance
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• Exceptional paid time off and sick time
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• Generous comprehensive CME allowance (CME time and CME professional allowance) reflects an institutional commitment to lifelong learning and clinical excellence
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• Employer-paid malpractice coverage
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• Expert clinical operations in a provider-centric and supportive system
Requirements: \n
• Board certified family medicine physician
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• Federal DEA ability to obtain TN medical license
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• POCUS competence (clinical and teaching)
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• Outpatient Procedures
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• Medical Informatics knowledge and preferred medical application of AI
About Medical Center Medical Center has been responsible for providing its surrounding communities with the latest advanced medical treatments and technology for more than 75 years. The medical center serves more than 200,000 people in Anderson, Roane, Morgan, Campbell and Scott counties. We have more than 1,000 employees and 200 physicians specializing in 30 areas of medicine, including cardiology, cancer, imaging, surgery, emergency medicine, orthopedics, neurosurgery, wound treatment, and more. Together, we are dedicated to providing compassionate care in a setting that is responsive to patient needs and focused on both clinical and service excellence. About the Health System Health System is the regions top performing healthcare network with nine acute-care hospitals, outpatient and specialty services, and Affiliate Medical Group, our areas fastest-growing physician practice division. Headquartered in Knoxville, Health System is a community-owned, not-for-profit healthcare system and the areas largest employer. Our more than 10,000 employees, volunteers, and 1,500 affiliated physicians are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the more than one million patients and families we serve every year. Health System is the only healthcare system in East Tennessee to be named three years in a row by Forbes as One of Americas Best Employers. About Oak Ridge, TN: Located just outside of Knoxville, Oak Ridge offers the charm and warmth of a small town with the conveniences and amenities not usually found in a city its size. Home to the worlds fastest super computer, Oak Ridge also hosts Oak Ridge National Laboratory, whose research and technology initiatives in scientific discovery, clean energy, and security have ushered in an exciting period of growth for our area.\n
• Oak Ridge school district has been ranked #1 in TN for 2019
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• No state income tax
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Choosing where to live and practice is one of the most important decisions a physician ever makes. The quality of life in East Tennessee, the beauty of the area, the financial advantages of practicing here, access to all the resources needed to provide outstanding patient care, and the strengths of the health system may help make that decision easy.\n