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4/30/2008 Tennessee Psychiatry Solo Practice International or U.S.-trained Citizen or Permanent ResidentID: HNT-GERPSY Further Information / Submit CV Excellent opportunity for experienced Board Certified Geropsychiatric Physician to establish and develop a full-time solo private practice (Single-Specialty group is possible). Will be responsible for admitting and treating adults as well as older adults. Must have demonstrated expertise in Geropsychiatry through experience and/or training. Inpatient Units include: 110 total beds (10 adolescent; 82 adult; 18 geriatric) - average census is 70; you would be responsible for the 18 bed geriatric unit. Outpatient Sites include: Medical Office Building, IOP, Adult Partial. Call rotation schedule with approximately 6 other physicians (1:6 or 7). Compensation package would include a first year Income Guarantee with financial support by hospital including Overhead (Malpractice, Start-up Expenses, CME, Fees/Dues, etc.) and excellent medical benefits, retirement planning, vacation, possible student loan assistance or signing bonus; paid relocation; OR, will consider Employment option with great benefits, signing bonus, paid relocation. Tennessee has affordable malpractice rates -- and there is no state income tax! Sports enthusiasts will find many nationally recognized golf courses, lakes to fish and play on, NFL stadium for the Tennessee Titans, the Predators NHL hockey team, the Nashville Sounds minor league baseball team and the new NASCAR Speedway. People who enjoy the outdoors also have a wide variety of options including boating, skiing, fishing, camping, biking, horseback riding, and many other recreational activities. The community also offers an excellent choice of cultural and educational activities including the Frist Arts Center, the Cumberland Science Museum, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Broadway shows, and the Cheekwood Botanical Gardens/Museum of Art. For those who are interested in what Nashville is most famous for - MUSIC - the new Country Music Hall of Fame, the Grand Ole Opry, the Bluebird Cafe and the Ryman Auditorium should provide a good starting point to explore the country music life in the area. The Nashville communities are well known for beautiful scenery, communities rich in history, a mild four-season climate, tons of educational options both public and private, along with outstanding entertainment.