Gastroenterology job located in Tennessee
Job Description
Enterprise Medical Recruiting is seeking a board-certified/board-eligible Gastroenterologist to join a growing private practice in the Appalachian Highlands. The group has provided high-quality GI care for over 35 years, offering a newly renovated office, a practice-owned state-of-the-art surgery center, an infusion center, and in-house pathology. The practice delivers cutting-edge technology, research opportunities, and compassionate, patient-centered care.
Practice Details:
- 2-year partnership track with opportunity to become 1/6 owner of the practice and ambulatory surgery center
- Market-lead, base salary plus income guarantee
- Signing bonus and medical school loan reimbursement
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Call schedule: 1 in 6 with ideal work/life balance
- Newly renovated office space with on-site surgery and infusion centers
- Affiliation with a regional Level I Trauma Center and Veterans Administration Medical Center
- Teaching opportunities with a growing GI fellowship program through a local medical school
- Procedures offered: colonoscopy, endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), capsule endoscopy, ERCP, FibroScan, and advanced diagnostic and therapeutic options
Community of Johnson City, Tennessee
The Appalachian Highlands region includes Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol (TN/VA), with a combined population of roughly 300,000. Johnson City was recently named Southern Living Magazine?s #1 place where people are moving to in 2025. Tennessee?s no state income tax and low cost of living add even more appeal.
- Low cost of living compared to national averages
- Excellent public and private K?12 schools
- Easy access to Tri-Cities Regional Airport
- ETSU Martin Center for the Arts, Johnson City Symphony Orchestra, and International Storytelling Center
- Boone Lake, Buffalo Mountain Park, and Tannery Knob Bike Park for outdoor enthusiasts
- Gray Fossil Site and Hands On Discovery Center, Brights Zoo, local craft breweries and wineries
- Four distinct seasons for hiking, skiing, and enjoying scenic Appalachian fall foliage
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