Urology Physician

Location

Knoxville suburban area offers a close-knit community culture, an abundance of entertainment, dining, outlet shopping and a never-ending list of things to do including theme parks, NCAA athletics, hiking the Smoky Mountains, minor league baseball and more. Short drive to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge while providing its own modern airport.

Located on the Tennessee River with the Great Smoky Mountains as a backdrop, Knoxville itself is an incredible combination of big‑city excitement and small‑town southern charm. Home to the University of Tennessee and a vibrant downtown area with revitalized neighborhoods, Knoxville is a regional hub for nightlife and entertainment, especially in its Old City. Knoxville is also an excellent choice for families, with over 20 outstanding public schools and 2 private K‑12 schools. The cost of living is 15 % below the national average and Tennessee does not have a state income tax.

Practice Overview

Shared call is 1:4/1:5 for certain locations.

• State‑of‑the‑art technology
• Located next to a $120 million hospital named “One of America’s Most Beautiful Hospitals”
• 140 physicians and 550 employees
• 24‑hour emergency care, stroke intervention, family‑centered maternity care through its birthing unit, surgical services, cancer care, imaging, physical therapy & rehabilitation
• 79 licensed beds
• 8 ICU beds
• 8 step‑down beds
• 38 emergency department beds
• 4 surgery suites
• 2 endoscopy suites
• 19 LDRP suites

Package

• Public loan forgiveness
• Residency stipend of approximately $25,000 per year in training
• Competitive base salary with incentives
• Full benefits including medical, dental, life, vision, retirement, malpractice, CME & more

Qualifications

• Board Certified or Board Eligible Medical Doctor in Urology
• BC/BE in Urology
• Ability to obtain and maintain a medical license in Tennessee
• Board Certification or Eligibility with or without US residency and current US work visa