Riverview Health
Riverview Health is comprised of a full-service, 156-bed hospital in Noblesville, a 16-bed hospital in Westfield, as well as three freestanding combined ER and urgent care facilities. Also included are more than 25 primary, immediate and specialty-care facilities in Hamilton County.
Within the Riverview Health system, more than 350 physicians—many who are board-certified or fellowship-trained—provide healthcare services in 35 medical specialties. Their expertise, coupled with exceptional specialists and nursing staff, is one of the many reasons they’re frequently recognized for clinical and service excellence.
Riverview Health aims to provide compassionate, patient-centered care to everyone in the community. The system continually promotes a progressive, nurturing environment—and supports the community through educational seminars, screenings and other events aimed at helping families stay well.
As one of the largest employers in Hamilton County, Riverview Health plays an important role in the local business community as well. Although a non-profit organization that’s owned by Hamilton County, no tax dollars are used for operating expenses. A seven-member Board of Trustees—appointed by the Hamilton County commissioners—oversees hospital policy and strategic direction.
Read more about why our physicians chose to practice at Riverview Health.
Why our physicians chose to practice at Riverview Health
“Riverview Health focuses on our local communities, which meshes well with my focus on preventing illness and promoting health. Riverview Health is big enough to have the resources our community needs, but it’s small enough that I can personally know the specialists my patients may need.” — Eric Marcotte, MD, Sheridan Family Medicine and Chief Medical Officer
“I truly believe the doctor-patient relationship is very much a team effort. I chose to practice at Riverview Health because they allow me to work together with my patients to deliver high-quality care in a friendly and compassionate manner.” — Stephen Jacobsen, MD, Riverview Health Physicians Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Carmel
“In medicine’s changing environment, I am thankful for my partnership with Riverview Health that allows me to continue practicing medicine in a manner that values the individual, reflects the best that surgery and medicine have to offer, and allows my team and me to provide excellent care.” — Norman Mindrebo, MD, Riverview Health Physicians Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Carmel
Patient Testimonials
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits to practicing medicine in Indiana?
Indiana has an efficient licensing process; typically taking 90 days or less. The AMA has designated Indiana as one of the nation’s top “physician friendly” states due to its favorable malpractice status and Indiana has a reasonable cost of living and is a great place to raise a family.
What are the steps in the recruiting process?
After your initial contact one of the SHO recruiters will review your experience and interest and will speak to you in more detail about the opportunity and best understand your ideal practice setting. The recruiter will discuss the best match for your qualifications and make the right connections for you with medical staff and hospital leadership. The recruiter will work closely to help you connect with only the positions that are a good match for your career planning.
