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Abigail Saito is a nurse on the medical intensive care unit at IU Health University Hospital. She began working on this unit four years ago as a patient care assistant and knew then she wanted to care for some the hospital's sickest patients. "I've had the opportunity to work with some really great, highly skilled nurses and I know they all have my back," said Abigail. "We have the opportunity to work alongside the doctors, too and I think just getting that experience... has helped me grow into the nurse I am."

IU Health Medical Group in the South Region in Bloomington is seeking a hematologist/medical oncologist to join our experienced team in southern Indiana. Enjoy working with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals with access to advanced technologies through robust ancillary services that provides you the tools needed for great patient care. Our Olcott Nurse Navigation team provides disease specific patient advocacy and family support along their journey which leads to a full list of support services through a partnership with Cancer Support Community - South Central Indiana. You can enjoy providing our patients with leading-edge cancer care with the convenience of being close to home. We also have exciting clinical research opportunities in the South Region, with a clinical research support team with 20 years of experience.

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We are looking for team members who are passionate about challenging and significant work for the good of every patient.  We are searching for individuals who are compassionate, serve with a purpose, are dedicated to supporting their team, and who seek excellence every day.  Sound like a perfect match? 

Vicki Mferrell spent her entire 40+ year career at IU Health. After retirement, when she couldn't get answers about her sore shoulder, she came to the place she knows best. "I came to Dr. Jacob Triplet basically as soon as he got his practice going here [at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital]," said Vicki. "He discovered a torn rotator cuff and so we decided that the reverse total shoulder replacement would be the correct procedure... and here we are a year later and I couldn't be happier."

Racheal Albertson is a nurse on Methodist Hospital's cardiovascular medical surgical unit caring for patients with a variety of heart-related issues. "I can come in and learn something new every single day. Every patient scenario is different and their situation is always going to be unique in some way. That challenges me and I love that."

In the fall of 2024 Christian Arvin, a nurse at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, lost his right leg in a motorcycle crash. After months of recovery and rehab, he's back to work with a prosthesis. "Six months ago I was laying in an ICU bed wondering if I was going to make it," said Arvin. "Now I'm up walking, doing activities, back to work... life is all about change whether I like it or not. I certainly can't get [my leg back], so how can I make the best of what I do have."

The RCS Physician Advisor acts as a liaison between IU Health Revenue Cycle Services, hospital administration, and clinical staff, aiding in the optimization of hospital services, resource utilization, and medical necessity reviews. Provides clinical expertise and support to the IUH Utilization Management team and their work related to authorizations, concurrent reviews and payor denials.

We have an exciting nursing opportunity on our Advanced Cardiopulmonary (6N) unit at Methodist Hospital! This 26-bed unit is unique in that it is an acuity adaptable unit, nurses care for a variety of patient acuity levels, including Progressive Care! Possible patient diagnoses include: COPD, CHF, Pulmonary Fibrosis, ventilated patients, pneumonia, lung cancer, and ENT.