Otolaryngology Job In Winchester, Tennessee
ENT Opportunity – Rebuild a Thriving Practice in Scenic Winchester, Tennessee
Southern Tennessee Ear Nose & Throat in Winchester, Tennessee, is excited to offer an outstanding opportunity for an Otolaryngologist to take over a well-established practice with a loyal patient base, replacing a recently retired provider. This is a rare chance to make an immediate impact while shaping the future growth of the practice in a beautiful community rich in recreational opportunities.
Why Choose Us?
- Jumpstart a Thriving Practice: Step into a ready-made practice with an established patient flow and the opportunity to grow your own footprint.
- Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a Monday-Friday schedule with flexibility that allows for personal time and exploration of all the amenities Winchester and the surrounding area offer.
- Generous Compensation & Benefits:
- Competitive Sign-On Bonus
- Relocation Assistance
- Comprehensive Benefits Package, including 401k and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Paid Vacation & Malpractice Insurance
- Practice Management Support: Focus on patient care while we take care of the business side.
- Annual CME Allowance
- Student Loan Assistance to ease your financial burden
About Southern Tennessee Regional Health System - Winchester:
Our facility is a Joint Commission-accredited hospital with 131 acute care beds and 26 skilled nursing beds. Our diverse and highly skilled medical and nursing staff offer a wide range of services, ensuring comprehensive care for the Southern Middle Tennessee community.
Why Winchester?
Winchester offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences, located within easy reach of three major cities: Nashville (90 miles), Chattanooga (65 miles), and Huntsville (54 miles). With top-rated public and private schools, a vibrant economy supported by major employers like Nissan and Arnold Engineering, and the presence of The University of the South just minutes away, Winchester is an ideal place to live and work.
Surrounded by natural beauty, Winchester is home to the stunning Tims Ford Lake, a 10,700-acre destination known for some of the best bass fishing, boating, and water-skiing in the Southeast. Enjoy year-round outdoor activities like hiking and cycling on scenic trails, or relax on the water. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful place to unwind, Winchester provides a lifestyle that balances work with recreation.
Ready to Join Us?
Take the next step in your career by joining a supportive team in a welcoming community. Apply today to learn more about this exciting opportunity!
The Community
The city of Winchester is conveniently located in southern Tennessee. Three major metropolitan areas (Huntsville, Chattanooga and Nashville) are within convenient driving distance, each offering a host of cultural, recreational and entertainment activities. The community features top-rated schools, both public and private. The economy is strong and growing steadily, thanks to major employers such as Nissan, Shaw Carpets and Arnold Engineering. Within a short distance is The University of the South, located on a beautiful 10,000-acre campus atop the Cumberland Plateau in Sewanee, Tennessee. This nationally acclaimed liberal arts college also offers graduate studies in theology. The area around Winchester was once used extensively by Native Americans as a hunting and fishing territory. Archaeological excavations in the region have uncovered numerous artifacts and sites.
Recreation
Winchester surrounds beautiful Tims Ford Lake, which attracts visitors from miles around for its wonderful fishing, boating and water skiing. The 10,700-acre lake is one of the most picturesque in Tennessee and is regarded as one of the top bass fishing and recreational lakes in the Southeast. Year-round fishing also provides a substantial yield of bluegill, catfish and crappie. The park has almost five miles of paved trails that allow the hiker and cyclist to explore its natural surroundings. Tims Ford State Park has a beautiful, L-shaped swimming pool, one of the largest in the Tennessee State Park system, with a 12-foot diving pool, children’s wading pool and a bathhouse. Tims Ford State Park also has a 52-site campground, with water and electric hook-ups at each site. The Bear Trace at Tims Ford is a 6,790-yard golf course designed by The Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus. The course has received widespread acclaim, including being named one of the “Top Ten Places You Can Play” by Golf Magazine and one of the “Best New Destinations” in Tennessee. Situated on a peninsula surrounded by Tims Ford Lake, this bent-grass, links-style par 71 course has been described by one national publication as a “glittering newcomer.” Just down the road in Lynchburg is the Jack Daniels Distillery, the nation’s oldest registered distillery and a favorite tourist destination.
