New Grad Positions in Tennessee (1)
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New Grad Tips
- •Prioritize positions with structured mentorship or supervision
- •Negotiate signing bonuses and relocation assistance
- •Choose diverse clinical settings for broad experience
- •Explore NHSC loan repayment opportunities
- •Start building your professional network early
Why New Grad?
Many new grad positions include structured mentorship with experienced physicians and senior NPs.
New grad NPs start at $95K-140K with full benefits, signing bonuses, and loan repayment.
First roles build your clinical foundation — choose settings that offer diverse patient populations and supervision.
Why Choose New Grad
New Grad Careers in Tennessee
Entry-level positions for new NP graduates
Mentorship Programs
Many new grad positions include structured mentorship with experienced physicians and senior NPs.
Competitive Starting Pay
New grad NPs start at $95K-140K with full benefits, signing bonuses, and loan repayment.
Clinical Growth
First roles build your clinical foundation — choose settings that offer diverse patient populations and supervision.
State Insights
Tennessee at a Glance
New-grad NP positions in Tennessee typically start at $110K–$160K and emphasize structured onboarding — formal preceptorship, gradual caseload ramp over 3–6 months, and protected supervision time. Community health centers and FQHCs broadly qualify for NHSC loan repayment up to $75K for a two-year commitment. Tennessee grants restricted practice authority requiring physician supervision, and the state's cost of living near the national average (index 100) directly shapes NP compensation expectations. Top metros in Tennessee are not currently federally designated health professional shortage areas, but regional demand for NPs and reimbursement structure shape compensation. The 1 active postings reflect a smaller pool of openings for NPs in the state.
Tennessee requires physician supervision for PMHNPs.
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