Family Medicine Opening with Prominent Memphis, TN Group

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tnafpBrooklyn (NY)

Family Medicine Physicians Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Our client is seeking a Family Medicine physician to join a busy practice in ahighly sought-after suburb of Memphis, Tennessee. Over 600 of the region's leading doctors in more than 30 specialties have united to form a large medical group with strong physician leadership.

About the position:

Employed Opportunity within aLarge, Financially Stable, Integrated Health Care SystemJoin arobust Family Medicine practicewith two physicians and four nurse practitioners
No pediatrics, some office procedures
Strong salary with top-tier benefits for providers and their families
About Memphis, Tennessee:

The population is 650,000, with the Greater Memphis metro area population being >1.34 Million. Memphis is the home of Blues, Soul, & Rock 'n' Roll music, and it's well-known for some of the best BBQ around. This family-friendly community has an endless amount of activities, including football games at the University of Memphis, the Memphis Redbirds baseball games, concerts, golf, NBA Memphis Grizzlies, Broad Avenue Arts District, the Children s Museums, historical tours, Elvis Graceland, Beale Street, the Memphis Zoo, and one of the largest urban parks in the USA. Memphis is a thriving city that s easy to navigate, offers a low cost of living, and excellent public and private schools.

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