Physician - Rheumatology
IN
| Specialty | Rheumatology |
|---|---|
| Profession | Physician |
Outpatient Rheumatologist | IU Health Ball Memorial Physicians | Muncie, Indiana
Build a Practice. Shape the Future. Make a Lasting Impact.
Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Physicians is seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified Rheumatologist to help reestablish our Rheumatology practice in Muncie, Indiana. This is an exceptional opportunity for 2027 and 2028 Rheumatology Fellows, as well as experienced Rheumatologists, to launch or advance their careers while helping grow an established service line within Indiana's premier academic health system.
Position Highlights
- Help rebuild and grow an established Rheumatology practice with immediate community demand
- 99% outpatient practice with only occasional inpatient consults
- Monday-Friday schedule (8:00 AM-5:00 PM)
- 36 patient-facing hours with 4 hours of dedicated administrative time
- Very light call responsibilities consisting primarily of occasional phone consultations
- Adjunct Faculty appointment with the Indiana University School of Medicine, including opportunities to teach medical students and residents
- Research opportunities available for interested physicians (not required)
- Strong Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine referral base
- Infusion Center and advanced imaging available within the health system
- Opportunity for telehealth as the practice expands
- Outstanding work-life balance
Why Muncie?
Muncie offers an affordable cost of living, welcoming neighborhoods, and an exceptional quality of life. Home to Ball State University, the community features excellent schools, vibrant arts and entertainment, scenic trails, lakes, and year-round outdoor recreation. Residents also enjoy convenient access to Indianapolis, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
About IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital
IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital is a 379-bed regional referral and teaching hospital and part of Indiana University Health, Indiana's largest and nationally recognized healthcare system. Physicians benefit from close collaboration with the Indiana University School of Medicine, innovative research opportunities, and the support of a leading academic health system while enjoying the autonomy and work-life balance of a community-based practice.
