Neurologist — Outpatient | No Call, No Weekends
MASC Medical·Knox County, Tennessee
MASC Medical·Knox County, Tennessee
Provide outpatient neurology care in a multi-subspecialty clinic, managing a patient panel that ramps up to 20 patients per day. Perform and interpret diagnostics such as EEG and EMG while utilizing AI scribes for documentation.
Neurologist — Outpatient | No Call, No Weekends Knoxville, TN | $300K–$400K | Partnership Track in 3 Years New Grads & Board-Eligible Welcome Practice neurology the way it should be.
Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, with a real lunch hour and not a single page after the workday ends.
AI scribes and a full back-office team handle your documentation and patient messages — so you spend your day with patients, not your inbox.
The Schedule Mon–Fri, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., with a one-hour lunch No nights.
No weekends.
No call.
None.
Ramp from 12–15 patients/day to 20/day over your first 6 months as your panel builds The Clinical Setup Multi-subspecialty outpatient clinic with on-site EEG, EMG, and Cath lab — diagnostics and procedures done in-house without hospital delays or excessive facility fees New in-house imaging center with MRI and CT coming online at the West Knoxville location General neurology welcome; neurophysiology fellowship preferred for EMG/EEG reads Optional memory/dementia focus — 15–20 referrals/day already waiting Optional clinic days at a second location for additional compensation The Money $300,000 base salary Up to $100,000 in RVU performance bonuses Negotiable sign-on bonus + $10,000 in relocation assistance Zero-deductible medical, dental, and vision coverage 4 weeks PTO, 5 CME days + $3,000 CME allowance Full coverage of medical licensing fees Partnership track at year 3 based on clinical performance and culture fit What We’re Looking For Board Certified or Board Eligible (BE must certify within 1 year of hire) Tennessee medical license — or willing to obtain Neurophysiology training a plus, but not required New graduates strongly encouraged to apply Why This Role Works Most neurology jobs come with hospital call, RVU pressure, and EHR purgatory.
This one doesn’t.
The AI-scribe and back-office model was built specifically so physicians can leave the office at 5 with their notes done — and build a partnership-track practice without burning out by year two.
Connect with Julius Holt today to discuss anytime - call/text 305-433-3035 or email julius@mascmedical.com
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Must be Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurology and hold or be willing to obtain a Tennessee medical license. Neurophysiology training is preferred, and new graduates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Market context
Outpatient neurologist roles in Tennessee are often competitive because clinics and health systems look for board-certified or board-eligible physicians who can start with minimal ramp-up, and this posting also welcomes new graduates. No call and no weekends can make the schedule attractive, while neurophysiology training may strengthen an application but is not required. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm Tennessee licensure steps and tailor your CV to outpatient neurology experience.
