NP Full-time
Columbus Regional Health

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

Full Time Primary Care Advanced Practice Provider Position Available - Outpatient

Columbus Regional Health, an independent health system with a membership to the Cleveland Clinic Connected program, is seeking a Full Time (1.0 FTE) Board-Eligible or Board-Certified Advanced Practice Provider to join the Doctors Park Family Medicine team in Columbus, Indiana.

We’re dedicated to creating an outstanding patient experience by providing safe, high-quality care rooted in our patient-first culture. Become a part of our mission to enhance the health and well-being of our community!

Why Choose Columbus Regional Health?

At Columbus Regional Health, our mission drives everything we do. We are dedicated to providing safe, high-quality care and fostering an exceptional experience for every individual and family we serve. As a valued member of our team, you will play a crucial role in our mission to enhance the health and well-being of our community right here in Southcentral Indiana.

Opportunity Highlights

  • Access to Cleveland Clinic's knowledge and best practices while still working for an Independent Health System with a supportive and collaborative Leadership Team
  • Outpatient care with the support of a Hospitalist team
  • EPIC EMR in office & hospital
  • Competitive compensation & benefit package
  • Favorable malpractice state with insurance provided
  • Average Medical Staff Retention rate of 97%

Imagine Yourself Here in Columbus, Indiana!

  • Exceptional, family-oriented, unexpectedly diverse, and nationally recognized architectural community
  • Recreational, shopping, and dining amenities for the whole family
  • Columbus, IN was named the safest small town in America for 2024-2025
  • Easy access to Indianapolis, Louisville, and Cincinnati

Your Practice at Columbus Regional Health

  • Committed to improving local access to care in Columbus and surrounding communities
  • Proud of our like-minded physicians & APPs and the high-quality, patient-centered care they offer to ensure a satisfying experience for patients and families
  • Focused on maintaining continuity of care
  • A team of over 300 providers fostering a tradition of excellence extending to all aspects of care, from routine check-ups to leading-edge surgical procedures
  • The hospital provides 24-hour emergency and inpatient services, surgical services, and laboratory and diagnostic services
  • Hospitalists based at Columbus Regional Hospital work as partners with our primary care physicians
  • Columbus Regional Health Physicians is a wholly owned subsidiary of Columbus Regional Health, a system of physicians, healthcare professionals, out-patient centers and more

To be hired as a Nurse Practitioner:

  • Master's Degree in Nursing
  • Current RN license in the state of Indiana
  • Active unlimited license from the IPLA State Board of Nursing for Advanced Practical Nursing

To be hired as a Physician Assistant:

  • Graduate of an approved Physician Assistant Training program
  • Unlimited Physician Assistant license from the Indiana Medical Licensing Board

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