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Emergency Medicine Travel Physician

TeamHealth · Employer

Emergency Medicine Myrtle Beach, SC 1099 Hospital
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A locum/travel Emergency Medicine physician opportunity in Knoxville, Tennessee — one of the Southeast's most livable mid-size cities — offering an exceptional 1099 hourly rate, sign-on bonus, and a full suite of paid expenses for the right clinician ready to join a mobile elite team covering a dynamic regional emergency department.

Perks and Benefits

  • Exceptional hourly rate with 1099 independent contractor status
  • Sign-on bonus upon joining the team
  • Annual retention bonus rewarding continued commitment
  • Paid licensure fees, DEA registration, and all travel expenses
  • Paid professional liability insurance with full tail coverage
  • 1099 healthcare coverage options available
  • Access to tax planning and retirement planning resources
  • Referral bonus available for successfully referring colleagues to the mobile elite team

Practice Highlights

  • Travel/mobile elite team model — flexible block scheduling designed to accommodate out-of-market physicians
  • Emergency Medicine coverage in the Knoxville, Tennessee market
  • Independent contractor engagement with schedule flexibility inherent to the travel physician model

Qualifications

  • Board certification or board eligibility in Emergency Medicine
  • Active Tennessee medical license or eligibility and willingness to obtain
  • Comfort managing the full spectrum of community and regional emergency department acuity
  • Active DEA registration or eligibility to obtain (fees covered)

About the Community

Knoxville sits at the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains — the most visited national park in the country — offering an unmatched combination of outdoor recreation, a thriving downtown food and arts scene, and a cost of living well below comparable Southeast metros. The University of Tennessee's presence gives the city a youthful energy, strong sports culture, and a well-developed healthcare infrastructure, making it an easy sell for travel physicians who want a desirable destination assignment rather than a hardship post.