EMG is affiliated with Eskenazi Health and employs physician and advanced practice providers who support the Eskenazi Health system. A multi-specialty provider group, it strives to be a leading primary care provider serving all patients regardless of ability to pay or condition of health while advancing medicine through teaching and research.

Eskenazi Health is one of American's largest safety net health systems with more than 1 million outpatient visits each year. Partnering with the Indiana University School of Medicine, Eskenazi Health serves as the public hospital division of the Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County, Indiana. In addition to the 327-bed hospital located on its downtown Indianapolis campus, Eskenazi Health provides services at 10 federally qualified health care centers and multiple mental health sites and residential facilities located throughout Indianapolis. Eskenazi Health is accredited by The Joint Commission and has been highlighted as one of the nation's 150 best places to work by Becker's Hospital Review for four consecutive years.

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1. Directs clinical service activities 
  a. Diagnose mental illness/addictions consistent with the most recent version of the DSM
  b. Initiate and review the efficacy of ongoing treatment of patients, including medication, psychotherapies, laboratory monitoring, and treatment plans in accordance with                      organizational, state, and national standards of care.
  c. Determine necessity of care and level of care, which includes clinical risk management evaluations.
  d. Review and sign treatment plans, providing additional recommendations as necessary.
  e. Complete necessary medical documentation in consistent and timely manner in accordance with organizational policies and procedures.
  f.  Provide consultation.
  g. Perform medical screening and evaluations of patients.
  h. Evaluate need for and order seclusion and/or restraints.
  i. Provide documentation and/or testimony to legal entities to initiate, maintain, or determine the course of treatment for patients.
  j. Modify treatment to ensure adequate care appropriate to the age and gender of patients, their cultural background, and other pertinent personal circumstances that may affect           patient care.
  k. Make appropriate referrals to clinical services needed for psychiatric treatment that are unavailable at Eskenazi Health Center or Eskenazi Health, and take action to assist in              facilitating these.
2. Provides services at agreed upon clinic and location(s) and participates in overnight, weekend, and holiday call as assigned.
3. Maintains service provisions standards as outlined by the CEO of Eskenazi Health Centers, the Chief of Psychiatric Services, and Chief Medical Officer of Eskenazi Health Centers.
4. Collaborates with all areas of Eskenazi Health and service providers to optimize clinical outcomes.
5. Complies with all regulatory directives.
6. Participates in ongoing professional performance review discussions.

ASSOCIATED JOB DUTIES:

1. Leadership Activities
  a. Participate in Medical Staff Meetings, ongoing administrative meetings, and clinical/team meetings to support achieving the goals of the organization.
  b. Maintain a flexible schedule as necessary to meet the needs of patients, staff, and the organization.
  c. Uphold the Mission and Values of Eskenazi Medical Group and Eskenazi Health.
  d. Adhere to the Policies and Procedures as outlined in the Medical Staff By-Laws, Eskenazi Health Center’s Policies and Procedures, Eskenazi Health Policies and Procedures                    Manuals, and Eskenazi Medical Group Policies.
  e. Perform other duties as assigned.

2. Administrative and Review Activities
  a. Participates in the development, the implementation, and the evaluation of standards of care; of policies and procedures; and methods of patient care and service provision.
  b. Participates in the performance review of coworkers as appropriate
  c. Notifies Eskenazi Health Center Administration, and Legal Services as appropriate, of unexpected outcomes and potential complications surrounding patient care.
3. Educational Activities
  a. Formal and informal provision of clinical supervision and professional development to students, residents, advanced practice providers (APPs), and all staff members. This may            involve role modeling, informal discussions, formal presentations, collaborative agreements, case reviews, direct regular clinical supervision, and/or collaborative agreements              with APPs.
  b. Participate in live and/or online educational activities necessary to maintain privileging and as determined necessary.
4. Scholarly Activities
  a. May design and implement research studies in area of expertise, coordinating and certifying with all required regulatory bodies including the Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health               Center Research Oversight Committee.
  b. May present clinical information and research findings at local, regional, and national meetings.
  c. May publish educational material, journal articles, books, and other print or online material to enhance clinical care and services.
  d. May participate in professional organizations, community service activities, and affiliate with the IUSOM Department of Psychiatry.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Supervises students and residents and other trainees at EHC as assigned by the CPE or Medical Director.

1. Graduation from accredited medical school
2. Completion of residency in psychiatry, with completion of fellowship in psychiatry subspecialty as appropriate
3. Ongoing CME activity necessary to maintain privileging, board certification and maintenance, and subspecialty status
4. Knowledge base:
• Knowledge of DSM criteria for mental illness/addiction, latest edition
• Knowledge and ability to perform diagnostic psychiatric interviews, basic physical exams, order and interpret relevant laboratory finding
• Knowledge of risk assessments and legal procedures such as emergency detentions, commitments, Duty to Warn, and notifications of CPS/APS when indicated
• Knowledge of detoxification protocols and medication assisted treatments for substance use disorders
• Knowledge of clinical care boundaries, as well as therapeutic and legal issues related to clinical discharge from care
• Knowledge of principles of individual, group, couples and family therapy
• Knowledge and ability to perform billing procedures
• Knowledge of HIPPA guidelines and their implementation
• Knowledge of computer skills including the use of email, Microsoft Word and Excel, internet use, and use of electronic medical records including e-prescribing
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
5. Must be able to meet and maintain current Eskenazi Health credentialing and privileging requirements.
6. Indiana State Medical License in good standing, with associated CSR
7. DEA certification; X-DEA waiver if appropriate for clinical setting
8. Medicare, Medicaid, and NPI provider numbers