Locum Tenens - Orthopedic Surgery - Tennessee
- Location
- Tennessee
- Type
- Locum Tenens
- Job #
- 859
Locum Tenens Opportunity – Orthopedic Surgery | Tennessee:
We are seeking an Orthopedic Surgeon for locum tenens coverage at a well-established federal medical facility in Tennessee. This is a unique opportunity to join a site where we have a long-standing, trusted relationship, ensuring smooth operations, clear expectations, and strong provider support.
Opportunity Highlights
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Locum Tenens Coverage
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Flexible scheduling managed directly by our team
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Easy to coordinate around other professional commitments
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Outpatient clinic with scheduled surgery
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Call coverage included
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Fast-track federal credentialing
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Case mix is primarily total joint and general orthopedic surgery
Practice Environment
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Highly collaborative, experienced care team
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Strong, consistent leadership
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Efficient clinic and OR workflows
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Provider-friendly environment built on years of successful locum partnerships
Candidate Requirements
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Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery
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Comfortable with total joint and general orthopedic cases
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Active, unrestricted medical license (any U.S. state)
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BLS/ACLS certification
Why This Opportunity?
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Travel and lodging assistance available
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Reliable, ongoing coverage opportunities with a proven federal partner
If you are interested in learning more or would like to discuss availability, please respond directly to this advertisement. We would be happy to review scheduling options and next steps.
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