Gastroenterology - Physician
Job Description
Job Description
Job Overview
Field of Expertise:
Gastroenterology
Position Summary:
Our organization is on the lookout for a General Gastroenterologist to become part of The Frist Clinic at Summit, a branch of our leading clinic located in Nashville, Tennessee.
Qualified Candidates Should:
- Hold board certification or be board eligible in gastroenterology
- Possess an active Tennessee medical license or have the capability to obtain one
- Be open to both seasoned professionals and recent fellows
- Collaborate with two full-time physicians, one part-time physician, and two advanced practice providers
- Engage in a combination of outpatient and inpatient care
- Participate in on-call duties for 7 days each month
Compensation and Benefits:
- Guaranteed salary for the first year
- Comprehensive benefits package, including 401(k) and malpractice insurance coverage
- Paid time off, along with allowances for continuing medical education (CME) and professional dues
- Membership fees for the American Medical Association (AMA) covered
- Opportunity to participate in an Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Full-time employment position
- Relocation support and signing bonus available
- Eligibility for the HCA Resident Stipend program
About Our Medical Center:
- A 234-bed facility providing a wide range of acute care services, including cardiology, emergency care, oncology, orthopedics/spine, rehabilitation, surgical services, and women’s health
- Experienced endoscopy teams with access to specialized endoscopy suites
- Part of a large healthcare network, we serve patients across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky, encompassing hospitals, emergency rooms, urgent care, surgical, and imaging centers
Nashville boasts a population of nearly 2 million and is home to over 53,000 businesses, including more than 500 healthcare companies, making healthcare the leading industry in the region. Tennessee enjoys one of the lowest state and local tax burdens per capita, with no state income tax. Following the pandemic, Nashville was recognized as a Top 10 city to live in by Today, and the Wall Street Journal named it the second hottest job market in the country in 2020.