Core Heart & Medical Center

03/02/2026

If you are interested the position has reopened. Please send resume to admin@coreheart.net

Core Heart & Medical Center is currently looking to fill a Medical Assistant position. Hours are Monday through Friday 7:30am-4:00pm. Applicant must have minimum of 1 year experience in a physician's office, with ability to work in a very busy/fast passed practice, skills will need to include experience in running EKG's, phlebotomy, patient focused customer service, returning phone calls, electronic records systems and sending in ordered medications to pharmacies using an electronic system. Only serious applicants should email a resume to admin@coreheart.net or call to request an interview at 731-513-0213 or 731-300-0227 between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm only. if no answer please leave a message with your name and return call number.

02/09/2026

In a cardiac emergency, the first responder is you. Saving a life takes knowledge and courage, not medical training.

If a teen or adult collapses, start Hands-Only CPR. It has just two steps: Call 911, then push hard and fast in the center of the chest until help arrives.

01/28/2026

The roads as still extremely icy. For safety of all patients and staff, Dr. Patel has decided to closed the clinic for the rest of the week. We will reopen on Monday February 2nd.

01/27/2026

UPDATE....CORE HEART WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28TH DUE TO CONTINUED ROAD CONDITIONS. STAY SAFE ALL

01/24/2026

!UPDATED! Due to current and ongoing forecast of winter weather advisory we will be closed Monday January 26th any other closings will be determined and posted after Monday......UPDATES: WE WILL BE CLOSED ON TUESDAY JANUARY 27TH ALSO.....

01/19/2026

Core Heart & Medical Center is currently looking to fill a Medical Assistant position. Hours are Monday through Friday 7:30am-4:00pm. Applicant must have minimum of 1 year experience in a physician's office, with ability to work in a very busy/fast passed practice, skills will need to include experience in running EKG's, phlebotomy, patient focused customer service, returning phone calls, electronic records systems and sending in ordered medications to pharmacies using an electronic system. Only serious applicants should email a resume to admin@coreheart.net or call to request an interview at 731-513-0213 or 731-300-0227 between the hours of 8 am to 4 pm only. if no answer please leave a message with your name and return call number.

10/17/2025

Just a little friendly rivalry

03/11/2025

NUCLEAR MED TEC. This is a full-time on-site role for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist located in Jackson, TN. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist responsibilities will include preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety during procedures. The technologist will also need to adhere to radiation safety protocols, maintain accurate records, and assist physicians in diagnosing and treating patients. The staff member will have the responsibility for maintain all logs and accreditations files as required to be compliant with all state and federal regulations, serve as purchasing agent/contact person for nuclear supply vendors, and monitoring safety/exposure badges for all staff. Will serve as team leader for the Nuclear Department. SEND RESUME TO: admin@coreheart.com

02/18/2025

DUE TO THE THREAT OF ICE ACCUMULATION WITH THE SNOW. THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON 2/19/2025. EVERYONE STAY SAFE!

09/10/2024

THE 2024-2025 FLU SHOTS ARE HERE. CALL US TO SCHEDULE A TIME TO GET YOURS!

09/06/2024

Why National Cholesterol Education Month is Important:

It shines a light on a silent condition
High cholesterol has no symptoms itself, but it can lead to blockages of the arteries resulting in heart disease. National Cholesterol Education Month raises awareness about this potentially dangerous condition.

It urges people to get checked
A simple blood test can tell you if your cholesterol is high and if you're in danger of heart disease. Since there are no symptoms for high cholesterol, adults over the age of 20 are encouraged to get this test once every five years.

It galvanizes people to make healthier choices
High cholesterol can often be caused by one's lifestyle habits. Poor diet, a lack of exercise, and other factors like smoking can cause or exacerbate the condition. Luckily, improving one's lifestyle choices can also help lower cholesterol and National Cholesterol Education Month teaches people just how to do that.

And talk to your doctor about your concerns!

09/06/2024

September is National Cholesterol Education Month!

John Hopkins Medicine estimates that 71 million Americans have high cholesterol, which raises the risk of heart disease and stroke. When thinking about this, it is important to remember that you are in the driver’s seat!

According to the Mayo Clinic, these are some things that you can do to help lower your cholesterol:

🥗 Eat healthy foods, specifically those with low saturated fat and high soluble fiber.
🏋️‍♀️ Exercise more. Daily walks can be super helpful!
🍷 Limit your alcohol consumption.

Let’s spend September furthering our cholesterol education!