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Mountain States Health Alliance, a private, not-for-profit health system, is anchored by the Johnson City Medical Center, a 407-bed, tertiary facility and primary teaching facility for East Tennessee State University's Quillen College of Medicine. Our organization is assisting with the recruitment of Endocrinologists for the University, who will also help meet the community need for this specialty by seeing clinical patients from our community. This 9-facility system is the largest in Northeast Tennessee with programs reaching into Virginia and North Carolina. Additionally, the system is affiliated with a larger network of providers in Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina called the Mountain States Healthcare Network. This 50+ institution network has created multiple opportunities within a 3 state region. Quillen College of Medicine with residency programs in all primary care specialties and numerous sub-specialties. Today, the Mountain States Health Alliance family - Indian Path Medical Center, Indian Path Pavilion, Johnson City Medical Center, The Children's Hospital at Johnson City Medical Center, Johnson City Specialty Hospital, North Side Hospital, The James H. and Cecile C. Quillen Rehabilitation Hospital, Sycamore Shoals Hospital, and Johnson County Health Center - provides an integrated, comprehensive continuum of care to people in 28 counties in Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina. All are fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. Besides our hospitals, Mountain States Health Alliance's integrated health care delivery system includes 21 primary/preventive care centers and 13 outpatient care sites, including First Assist Urgent Care, Medical Center North, Health Advantage Occupational/Industrial Medicine, Med-One, of Tennessee, MedWorks, Same Day Surgery, Rehab Plus, Senior Partners Health Centers and Blue Ridge Physician Group. Mountains of Splendor and livability…. Discover the secret the nation is learning about one of America’s Ten Best Cities located in East Tennessee. Surrounded by the beautiful Appalachian Mountains, Northeast Tennessee offers a pleasant year-round climate with four distinct seasons. With a metropolitan area population of over 500,000 people, you find small town living with metropolitan amenities. Here you can find a high standard of living with a low cost of living, including affordable housing. Mountains of education and culture… Northeast Tennessee is home to East Tennessee State University, the area’s largest institution of higher learning with about 12,000 students. Milligan College, a four-year college offering degrees in 15 undergraduate fields as well as graduate and Ph.D. programs, is also located here. Additionally, there are13 institutions of higher learning in the region. The school systems in Northeast Tennessee are among the top 5% in the State and most have received the Governor’s A+ awards for outstanding academic achievement. Private and Christian-based schools are also available. The region is rich in cultural activities including symphony orchestras, community theaters, and the nationally acclaimed Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough. Plus, the region is known for its outdoor activities and close proximity to skiing, white-water rafting, and the Appalachian Trail. Lakes and golf courses are plentiful and offer outstanding opportunity for enjoying the outdoors. Mountains of Opportunity await you with... *Lakes, rivers, hiking, camping, snow and water skiing *Cultural activities from local festivals and local entertainment, to touring performances, to nationally acclaimed events such as the Storytelling Festival *Award-winning public primary, secondary, and university-level educational system *Diverse community activities *Solid industrial base with rapidly expanding retail sector and low unemployment, low crime