Palliative Care Physician | Interdisciplinary Support & Inpatient/Clinic Mix | Greater St. John, Indiana
Job at a glance
Job description
Job at a Glance
Degree Required: MD/DO
Position Type: Full-Time
Work Environment: Inpatient and Outpatient
Visa Sponsorship: No
Description:
Healthcare United is seeking a BE/BC Palliative Care Physician for a full-time, permanent role we have available in the Greater St. John area of Indiana.
Deliver meaningful Palliative Care across inpatient consultation and clinic follow-up. Chaplain and Social Work collaboration support a team approach to complex patient and family needs.
What You Can Expect
- Patient/Case Volume: Approximately 5–10 inpatients daily and 5–10 outpatients weekly
- Procedures / Clinical Scope: Inpatient Palliative Care consultation and outpatient follow-up
- Support Staff / Resources: Palliative Care colleagues, Chaplain services, and Social Work
- Practice Setting: Inpatient and Outpatient
- Professional Development: Bioethics certification is provided.
Contact Healthcare United with your current CV to discuss the clinical team, compensation package, and next steps.
Benefits
Compensation and benefits may include the following, subject to position-specific terms and eligibility:
- Competitive compensation
- Paid malpractice coverage
- Customized marketing support
- Leadership development through board and committee opportunities
Job Responsibilities
Collaborate with specialists, Chaplain services, and Social Work
Qualifications
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Palliative Care
Completed U.S. residency/fellowship training applicable to the specialty
Active or eligible Indiana medical license
Palliative Care background with Internal Medicine or Family Medicine training
Board eligibility must be current and meet immediate post-training examination requirements
Current American Heart Association BLS certification required upon hire
Current CV required
No visa sponsorship available
Working Hours
Full-time | Inpatient care plus roughly 1–3 clinic days weekly
Call: Inpatient weeknight/weekend rotation approximately 1:3–1:5