Otolaryngologist (ENT) - Tennessee

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seasoned recruitmentFranklin (TN)

Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$475,000 per year

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About the role

Otolaryngologist (ENT) Middle Tennessee (45 Mins from Nashville) An outstanding opportunity is available for a BC/BE Otolaryngologist to join an established, rapidly growing ENT practice employed by a respected not-for-profit health system. Located 45 miles south of Nashville, this role offers an immediate patient base, strong institutional support, and an extraordinary quality of life in one of Tennessee's most desirable regions. Position Highlights & Compensation High Earning Potential: Competitive guaranteed base salary of $475,000 plus RVU production bonuses. Generous Sign-On Bonus: $60,000 sign-on incentive upon commencement. Substantial Educational Debt Relief: Up to $100,000 in student loan assistance available. Robust Health System Employment: Backed by a premier, mission-driven not-for-profit health network.

Full Benefits: Package: Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans, along with malpractice coverage including tail. Location &

Community Overview: Proximity to Nashville: Convenient 45-minute drive to downtown Nashville amenities and international airport access. Historic & Cultural Charm: Features rich historical landmarks, boutique shopping, antique markets, and vibrant local athletics. Quality of Life: Exceptional family-friendly environment with top-tier education options and outstanding outdoor activities.

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