A post-acute care physician opportunity is available in Cleveland, Tennessee, offering in-person clinical practice within a structured post-acute setting. This role is well-suited for a physician seeking a focused, longitudinal patient care model with the infrastructure and educational resources of a large, established physician group behind them. Cleveland's position in the scenic Tennessee foothills — combined with a manageable cost of living and proximity to Chattanooga — makes this a compelling placement for clinicians ready to plant roots.
Perks and Benefits
- 401(k) retirement savings plan
- Professional liability (malpractice) insurance provided
- Access to an extensive continuing medical education library with more than 300 CME/CE offerings through an integrated learning platform
- In-person, on-site practice model with a defined Cleveland, TN service area
Practice Highlights
- Post-acute care specialty focus — skilled nursing facility, long-term care, or similar post-acute setting
- In-person, on-site clinical work model based in Cleveland, Tennessee
- Supported by the clinical and operational infrastructure of one of the nation's largest physician group organizations
- Access to a broad network of subspecialty colleagues and clinical resources across a multi-state footprint
Qualifications
- MD or DO degree with completion of an accredited residency program
- Board certification or board eligibility in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, or a related primary care specialty appropriate for post-acute practice
- Active Tennessee medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Ability to commute to or relocate to the Cleveland, TN area — on-site presence required
About the Community
Cleveland, Tennessee sits at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains in Bradley County, roughly 30 miles northeast of Chattanooga — giving residents easy access to a mid-sized city's amenities while enjoying a quieter, lower-cost lifestyle. The region is known for its proximity to the Cherokee National Forest, the Ocoee River whitewater corridor, and numerous state parks, making it a natural draw for physicians who value outdoor recreation alongside a strong sense of community. Tennessee's lack of a state income tax adds a meaningful financial advantage for relocating clinicians.