Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician

Miner/Mason & Associates; Indiana; On-site; USD 250,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

An established inpatient rehab unit is seeking a new Medical Director to lead a team in a supportive academic environment. This role offers the chance to shape programs and collaborate with specialists while enjoying a vibrant community just outside Indianapolis.

Qualifications

• Experience in leadership or interest in a teaching hospital.
• Ability to develop outpatient programs.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for admissions, discharges, and rounding.
• Opportunity to collaborate with neurosurgeons and manage pain.

Skills

Leadership

Collaboration

Education

Medical Degree

Job description

An established inpatient rehab unit, located within an acute care hospital and connected to a respected university health system, is seeking a new Medical Director. The current director is preparing for retirement, and the team is looking for a strong physiatrist to step in and help shape the next chapter.

This hospital sits in a vibrant, welcoming town just outside of Indianapolis. It s the kind of place where you ll find great restaurants, shopping, and excellent sports activities and recreation centers without the hassle of big-city living. Many physicians here find little need to head into the city; the amenities, community, and lifestyle make it easy to stay local.

Position Highlights:

• Acute inpatient rehab within a large hospital system
• 1:4 call schedule (call structure being re-evaluated to improve coverage)
• Advanced Practice Provider support
• Medicine call handled by the hospitalist team
• Physiatrist responsible for admissions, discharges, and rounding
• Opportunity to develop an outpatient program if desired.
• Ability to collaborate with neurosurgeons EMGs and pain management welcome
• Academic environment with 65 residents and a full medical school.

This is an excellent fit for a physiatrist with leadership experience or aspirations, especially one interested in working in a teaching hospital and building out programs in a supportive environment.