Hospice Job at Suburban Health Organization in Indianapolis, IN

Goshen Health seeks a Board Certified Internal Medicine or Family Medicine Provider to act as our next Medical Director for Home Care and Hospice. This is a 0.3 FTE role that is responsible for the direction and coordination of Hospice medical care provided and for developing and upholding medical concepts as related to Hospice care. The Medical Director shall serve as a consultant and advisor to the Hospice program. This role is primarily administrative in nature, with the majority of the direct care provided by Nurse Practitioners employed by the Hospice.

Goshen Health serves a regional population of 220,000 in Northern Indiana through a robust network of primary care and specialty providers. As a regional leader in population health and an established Accountable Care Organization, we prioritize physician autonomy, work/life balance, and a collaborative, team-based care model.  

Hospice Medical Director – Goshen Health #3948

• Board Certified in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine (Hospice & Palliative Care preferred)
• Licensed or eligible for medical licensure in Indiana
• Knowledge of hospice regulations and interdisciplinary care models

Community Description

Goshen & the surrounding communities are all wonderful places to raise a family- safe, great public & private schools, and an affordable cost of living! We are located 30 minutes from South Bend (home of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish), 2 hours East of Chicago & 2 hours North of Indianapolis. The culture here is ‘Midwest Nice’ where neighbors help neighbors & we have pride in our communities. Our area is a ‘melting pot’ of various cultures, including a large Amish population. Life here is great- away from the rush & traffic of city life, but still easy access to larger cities, international airports, etc. Between the many state parks & inland lakes, various year-round festivals, a booming food/brewery/winery culture, college & professional level sports teams, etc. there’s definitely more than corn in Indiana!