Cardiologist (Electrophysiology) - Nonprofit health system

Contact: Ray Stiles - NOWHealthcare843-574-8233 | raymond@nowhealthcare.orgAbout Group:

• This group is a Tennessee-based healthcare enterprise committed to providing the right care at the right time and place.
• As a not-for-profit health system, they are dedicated to being the region's premier healthcare network through service, community, and innovation.10 Total Hospitals.150 Total Locations
• Over 11,000 employees
• Current group has been in place since 1996 Provider's Role with the Company: EP Cardiologist
• Electrophysiologist

Location: Knoxville, TNCall is 1/3; may provide assistance with general call while on weekend call Coverage of the inpatient EP Service, consisting of inpatient consults and rounding Coverage of the EP lab to include pacemaker/defibrillator implants, EP studies, and ablations.337 licensed beds30 critical care beds39 emergency beds29 surgery suites4 cath labs & 2 EP labs24 LDRP suites Benefits and Features: EP Cardiologist Competitive Salary Comprehensive benefits package for employees and dependents including medical, dental, vision Long and Short Term Disability Sign On and RelocationCME Allowance Malpractice Coverage 401K Retirement Savings with MatchHealth & Fitness center discounts Tuition Reimbursement No State Income TaxBackground Profile: EP Cardiologist Board Certified or Board Eligible EP Cardiologist Ability to hold an unrestricted state of Tennessee MD or DO licensure About the Area: Knoxville is located in the Great Valley of East Tennessee, at the headwaters of the Tennessee River. The surrounding area is mountainous, with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the east and the Cumberland Mountains to the west. Knoxville is a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains, and many visitors come to the city to enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities. Knoxville is also home to several cultural attractions, including the Knoxville Museum of Art, the Tennessee Theatre, and the Sunsphere. The Sunsphere is a 266-foot-tall observation tower built for the 1982 World's Fair. The city also has several museums and historical sites, including the James White Fort, the Old City, and the Fort Sanders historic district. Knoxville is a college town, and the University of Tennessee is located there. Knoxville is also conveniently located to visit other major cities around the southeast, including Nashville, Atlanta, and Asheville.

Contact: Ray Stiles - NOWHealthcare843-574-8233 | raymond@nowhealthcare.org