Nurse Practitioner Job In Franklin, Indiana
Nurse Practitioner, Psychiatry: Johnson Memorial Health
Overview
Johnson Memorial Health, in Franklin, Indiana, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner for our brand-new behavioral health unit opening this year. This is a new unit opening at the end of 2024, and we are looking to have someone start as soon as possible to begin training and help us open the unit alongside senior leadership members. This will be an inpatient, adult unit.
Responsibilities:
- Rounding, staff education, and rotating supervisory call.
- Some knowledge of behavioral health regulation is preferred.
- This position works 8 hours per day; Monday through Friday.
Benefit Highlights:
- Competitive Compensation
- Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescription Drug Plan
- 401(K) with company match and discounted stock plan
- Long and Short-term Disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts; Healthcare Savings Account
- Life Insurance
- Career development opportunities within the company
- Tuition Assistance
- Rewarding work environment
For more information about this position, please email Bianca McKinney at docs@suburbanhealth.com.
Requirements:
- Must be a licensed mid-level in the state of IN, or be able to get licensed to practice in the state of IN.
- Must have previous inpatient psychiatry experience as a mid-level.
Hospital Description
Johnson Memorial Health (JMH) is county-owned and has served the citizens of Johnson County immediately south of Indianapolis since 1947. With 125 staffed beds the hospital has a number of specialty programs. Among them are a comprehensive cancer services, breast center, peripheral vascular lab, Interventional radiology, 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.
A year ago, Johnson Memorial Health became a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network — a select group of carefully vetted, independent healthcare organizations with special access to Mayo Clinic knowledge, resources, and expertise. Patients continue to benefit from Mayo Clinic and care network members working together to provide patients with the care they need, close to home, at no additional cost and with added peace of mind.
The hospital completed a $12.5 million expansion and modernization of the surgery unit in 2012. In 2024, JMH will open a 29-bed inpatient behavior health hospital on the campus.
Community Description
Johnson County’s projected population is 148,000. Over the last decade it has consistently been the 3rd or 4th fastest growing county in the state of Indiana. Franklin is located about 25 miles south of downtown Indianapolis, making trips into Indianapolis for dining, sporting or cultural events an easy drive of less than 30 minutes. Access to Indianapolis International Airport is a 30-to-45-minute commute, depending on your location in Johnson County. The county boasts a wide variety of housing options and with its location provides easy access to the University of Indianapolis and Indiana, Purdue, Butler, Ball State and Indiana State universities. All are located less than 90 miles from Johnson County. The highly regarded Franklin College, a four-year liberal arts college, is a few minutes away from the hospital in Franklin. Johnson County is blessed with excellent public-school systems and a wide variety of recreational opportunities. The Greenwood Park Mall is Indiana’s second largest enclosed mall, located on the northern border of Johnson County. It is a shopping and dining destination point for Central Indiana. The Edinburgh Outlet Mall anchors the county’s southern border at U.S. 31 and I-65.
- Johnson County’s projected population is 148,000
- During the last decade it has consistently been the 3rd or 4th fastest growing county in the state of Indiana.
- Franklin is located about 25 miles south of downtown Indianapolis, making trips into Indianapolis for dining, sporting or cultural events an easy drive of less than 30 minutes.
- Access to Indianapolis International Airport is a 30 to 45 minute commute.
- Wide variety of housing options and with its location provides easy access to the University of Indianapolis and Indiana, Purdue, Butler, Ball State and Indiana State universities. All are located less than 90 miles from Johnson County.
- Franklin College, a four-year liberal arts college, is a few minutes away from the hospital in Franklin.
- Excellent public-school systems and a wide variety of recreational opportunities.
- Greenwood Park Mall is Indiana’s second largest enclosed mall, located on the northern border of Johnson County. The Edinburgh Outlet Mall anchors the county’s southern border at U.S. 31 and I-65.
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.