Orthopedic Surgery: Johnson Memorial Heath

Johnson Memorial Health is offering an extraordinary opportunity to join a hardworking Orthopedics Practice. A collegial team of Orthopedic Surgeons with a focus on delivering high-quality, evidence-based care with the patient outcome always in mind. Be part of a well-established group practice and join in on discussions around best practices, innovative technologies, case studies, evidence-based medicine, and more! Full-time Call – 1:3 office call 7 ER calls/monthly Community need Multi-specialty group Must be BC/BE Employed Orthopedics practice is growing with a current annual visit total over 8,000 visits Full digital X-ray equipment in the office Cerner Community Works EMR Fully staffed department, ancillary, and nursing staff in the office and OR This is a permanent position with full-benefit packages, competitive salary, flexibility, and other production incentives! Pay varies based on level of experience. Additional Information: - Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery - General - Location: Franklin, Indiana 46131 - Contact: Bianca McKinney About the Company: Johnson Memorial Health is county-owned and has served the citizens of Johnson County immediately south of Indianapolis since 1947. With just over 100 staffed beds the hospital has a number of specialty programs. Among them are a comprehensive cancer services, breast center, cath and peripheral vascular lab, cardiovascular testing center, sleep center, wound care center, diabetes care program, acute rehabilitation center, spine surgery, orthopedic and sports medicine services, ENT services, critical and progressive care units and a renal dialysis service on the JMH campus. Johnson Memorial Health maintains a 12-bed Maternity Center built entirely on the LDRP concept. The Unit also has a special procedures room where all C-sections are performed. Patients and the medical staff have access to 24-7 anesthesia coverage and the unit staffs a level 1 nursery. The hospital maintains a close relationship with Riley Children’s Hospital which is utilized for newborn critical care transfers. The transfer rate over the past five years as ranged from a low of 1% to a high of 3.5% of all births. Over the last five years the Unit has averaged 500 births per year and that volume is growing. The hospital completed a $12.5 million expansion and modernization of the surgery unit in 2012. In 2010 Johnson Memorial Health entered into a clinical collaboration agreement with Community Health Network in Indianapolis. The agreement sets up a system for JMH and the CHN to pool resources and market strength to jointly develop new programs and services in the Johnson County market. The agreement has no effect on the hospital’s ownership or management, as it will remain a county-owned hospital, directed by its own board of trustees and administrative team.