Your Career Starts at Methodist Medical Center!

Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge offers talented healthcare professionals the opportunity to be a part of a truly special medical community, within the natural beauty of Eastern Tennessee. 

Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge offers many diverse career opportunities in our expansive healthcare facility setting, which features—

• 283 licensed beds
• 25 ICU beds
• 12 intermediate care beds
• 38 emergency beds
• 13 surgery suites
• 2 cath labs
• 8 LDRP suites
• Specialty Centers, including—
  • Free-standing cancer center
  • Advanced wound care center with three hyperbaric oxygen chambers
  • Breast imaging center of excellence
  • Nationally accredited sleep diagnostic center
  • Speech, occupational and physical therapy center for adults and children
  • A 5,000 square foot cardiopulmonary rehabilitation center.

We are also one of the area’s most robust healthcare employers, with 250 active and courtesy physicians, and over 800 employees.

When you choose a career at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge, you’ll also be choosing a charming, wonderful community as your home.

Located just outside Knoxville, Oak Ridge, TN offers the charm and warmth of a small town, with the conveniences and amenities not usually found in a city its size.

Home to the world’s fastest supercomputer, Oak Ridge is home to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, whose research and technology initiatives in scientific discovery, clean energy, and security have ushered in an exciting period of growth for our area.

Our city schools consistently rank among the nation’s top systems, with students routinely exceeding state and national averages on SATs, ACTs, and National Merit placements.

With a total of sixteen parks, 10 lighted athletic fields, 27 tennis courts, three golf courses, 1,336 acres of greenbelt, and 173 miles of shoreline, Oak Ridge offers a variety of recreation options (including a world class rowing venue). The city is also home to a thriving cultural community that boasts a symphony, civic ballet, arts center, and the state’s oldest continuous operating playhouse.