Employed Outpatient Neurology
– 70 Minutes From Nashville International Airport and Music City USA.
No State Income Tax!
Neuro-Hospitalist needed at Regional Medical Center, a city owned nonprofit hospital with a 350,000-catchment area.
This is a replacement position, joining two other Neuro-Hospitalists to cover inpatient care.
Hospital is a primary stroke center, serving a strong mix of general neurology, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, stroke, brain injury and ALS patients.
There is also an opportunity to conduct sleep studies if interested.
Exceptional earning potential with extremely large referral base that covers 14 Counties.
Full-service regional hub inclusive of all cardiovascular and surgical services.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT:
Works 17 weeks per year, 1 Week On, 2 Weeks Off Typical Day on site is from 7:00A -6:00P Hospital call is mostly patients already in house or new admits No overnight ED call ED night call covered by Vanderbilt Tele-neurology Average of five new consults per day 9-10 follow up consults daily Hospital also offers Neurosurgery services Hospital EMR is Paragon Medical staff includes 40 surgeons Acute trauma transferred to Vanderbilt ED census of 53,000 per year
– No trauma designation State-of-the-art neuro
– imaging capabilities (MRI, CT, CTA, Nuclear Camera & PET), evoke potentials diagnostics, EEG & EMG Very stable and supportive C-Suite PACKAGE:
Highly competitive base salary Student Loan Assistance Sign-on Bonus WRVU Productivity Bonus CME allowance Relocation Residency Stipend Full Medical Benefits PTO, 401K Marketing + practice growth assistance J1 candidates welcome to apply The Hospital
The medical center is a 247-bed regional referral center servicing more than 350,000 residents in the region.
With over 200 physicians in 40 different medical and surgical specialties, the hospital offers patients the same kind of care they can expect in a larger metropolitan area including specialty services that include cardiology, electrophysiology, cardiac and thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, pulmonology, cancer treatment, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation and neurosurgery.
In addition to a 228,000 square foot $80 million patient tower that opened in 2009, the Center completed expansions of its emergency department to include 37 beds and surgery department to include 12 state-of-the-art OR suites.
In 2013 we received the Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence from Healthgrades in 2013, placing it among the five percent of hospitals in the nation.
We’ve also been named one of America’s 100 Best Hospital for cardiac, orthopedic and spine surgery programs and ranked number one in Tennessee for Overall Cardiac Services, Coronary Intervention, Overall Orthopedic Services and Joint Replacement.
The Community
The City is only 80 minutes from Nashville and serves as the county seat.
The city population is over 33,000, with service that covers 14 counties and a catchment-area of 350,000.
A wide variety of recreational and cultural opportunities are provided for residents of Putnam County and the Upper Cumberland Region by local governments, the state park system, civic clubs and community organizations.
Cane Creek Park, a 260-acre park with a 56-acre lake is owned and operated by the City of Cookeville’s Department of Leisure Services.
Three state parks offer many camping, picnicking, hiking, and other recreational opportunities.
Three Corps of Engineer lakes, with over 1,200 miles of shorelines, are within a 30-minute drive.
The area is replete with hills, trails, caves, lakes and streams for hikers, bikers, climbers, spelunkers and horseback riders.
Two lakes with water sports and fishing that includes bass, walleye and musky.
Local hunting for deer, duck, turkey, squirrel and rabbit.
Enjoy your choice of 20 golf courses within 30 minutes.
Local symphony, children’s theatre, Cumberland City Playhouse, great local and chain restaurants.
Brand new college fitness center, home to one of the top cross fit training programs in the country and much more!
Only 1 hour 20 minutes from Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville, The Tennessee Titans, Nashville Predators and minor league baseball.
The Cookeville Performing Arts Center offers a full schedule of touring plays and performances plus presentations by the Cookeville Summer Theatre and the Cookeville Children’s Theatre.
The Tech Community Symphony, in operation since 1963, presents several concerts each year.
Enjoy the intimate ambiance of outdoor performances at pavilion located right behind the Performing Arts Center.
Putnam County’s Parks and Recreation Department, the City of Cookeville’s Leisure Services Department, and the YMCA work together to provide a comprehensive recreational program.
There are over 100 active civic clubs and community organizations in the county.
Cane Creek SportsPlex, a complete softball and baseball complex with four adult fields and four youth fields, hosts many major tournaments throughout the year, as well as spring and fall softball leagues.
Cookeville and Putnam County have a consolidated school system.
The Putnam County Board of Education operates fourteen schools with an enrollment of approximately 9,200 students.
Six elementary schools, (grades Kindergarten to 4th), two middle schools, (grades 5 and 6 and grades 7 and 8), an alternative school, and a high school (grades 9 to 12), and an adult high school are located in Cookeville.
The high school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and offers both Advance Placement and International Baccalaureate classes.
Cookeville High School serves as a comprehensive vocational education center for all Putnam County Schools.
Since 1989, Putnam County has received the Governor’s A+ Award for Excellence in Education, and ACT scores of Putnam County students are above the national average.
In addition, two state-supported vocational schools serve Putnam County.
Home to Tennessee Tech with a student population of 10,500 with an array of excellent programs.
Enjoy Ohio Valley Conference sports with UT Knoxville and SEC action only 90 minutes away
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