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NW Indiana ER & Hospital- RN’s, Radiology Techs, PCT’s by dignan

NW Indiana ER & Hospital is currently under construction in Hammond, IN at Indianapolis Blvd & 80/94 next to Walmart and Cabela's, with estimated opening date June 2020. It is a physician owned 18,000 sf "microhospital" with 8 bed ER and 6 bed inpatient unit, radiology suite -including XRay, CT, MRI and Ultrasound-, pharmacy and laboratory.

We aim to provide concierge level ER, outpatient and inpatient care as an alternative to overcrowded and impersonal traditional hospitals. The physician owners will be working side by side with clinical staff to deliver the best experience possible for our patients.

Seeking: ED & MedSurg RN’s, CT/XRay/MRI techs, Patient Care Techs, and Front Desk/Patient Access (see link for postings).

Please pass along to anyone who may be interested