Description

Specialization:
Infectious Disease

Job Summary:

Opportunity for private practice in Adult Infectious Diseases serving the northern corridor of Nashville, Tennessee.
Qualified Candidates:

• Board eligible/certified in Infectious Diseases
• Assume a very successful practice from a well-respected retiring physician
• Provide a combination of clinic and inpatient services
• Participate in developing an IP Telemedicine Service, Advanced Wound Care Center and future development of an Infusion Clinic.
• Weekend and vacation coverage: 1:3
• Practice management offered by Advanced Health Partners
• Serve on Infection Prevention committee, Pharmacy and Therapeutic committee and Anti- Microbial Stewardship committees
• Strong clinical pharmacy program

TriStar Skyline Medical Center:
TriStar Skyline was recently recognized for excellence in quality by receiving the Leapfrog Group “A” Hospital Safety Score. Recognized nationally for its neuroscience services, it was the first hospital in Tennessee to earn "Primary Stroke Center" certification from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. TriStar Skyline is a Level II Regional Trauma Center. It is also known for its cardiology, oncology, orthopedics/spine, rehabilitation and emergency services. As an Accredited Chest Pain Center with PCI, TriStar Skyline is a leading provider of emergency heart care for people throughout Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky.
HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education:

• 200 GME programs across 21 specialties, 43 hospitals, and 14 states
• Building a network of innovative, patient-centered GME communities
• Directorship and faculty opportunities may be available

Nashville is home to more than 1.8 million people, more than 40,000 businesses, and over 250 healthcare companies are headquartered in the Nashville region, making healthcare the #1 industry. Tennessee has the second lowest state and local tax burden per capita, and no state income tax. Nashville was rated 15th out of the 125 “Best Places to Live” in the 2019 US News and World Report.