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Burse (she helps others pronounce her name by saying, “It rhymes with ‘nurse’”) has been working at IU Health for 37 years. “I can’t tell you how grateful I am for this job. It’s been the best thing". Over the years, she’s made many friends through her co-workers. “This is my favorite job because I love meeting the patients. They tell you stories and it’s fun to hear their background. My friends say, ‘I’m a social butterfly,’ because I know so many people,” said Burse. Read the story below by clicking the link and learn more about Burse's nearly 40-year career path at IU Health. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
Elliott has joined the Department of Public Safety (DPS) team with a mission to support the mental health and well-being of IU Health team members. “We are going to take care of Elliott so he can take care of you," said Shannon Trump, DPS Chief of Police. "He is here for you. If you see him around the hospitals, please feel free to stop and say hi.” Read the story below by clicking the link to watch the video and learn more about IU Health's first therapy K-9 officer. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
Restful sleep is a key factor in maintaining overall health of the body. Lisa Keith, a respiratory therapist at IU Health Fishers, works to help patients get the best sleep possible. “Our team is a cohesive team. We have a camaraderie between all of us and the care that we provide for the patients is really what our hearts desire. So, we want to make sure that they are educated in such a way that when they go home, they feel secure knowing how to use their machine,” Lisa explains. Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how Lisa Keith's role as an IU Health Respiratory Therapist educates and provides patient's a better quality of life. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
When Kenny Clay was laid off during a slumping economy, he turned to IU Health seeking employment. In 2011 he was hired in housekeeping in the emergency department at Methodist Hospital. “In my role now, I’m put in the room with some of the best doctors in the business and it’s like being put on a basketball court with Michael Jordan. I learn on the job, and I also work with what I know – relationship building.” Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how Clay leans into the importance of relationships to navigate success in his role as a technician at IU Health. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
For the past two years, Shayla Beard has been working her way through school as a certified surgical technologist while also completing clinicals and raising her five-year-old son. She also credits Guild—a tuition reimbursement program for IU Health team members—as a huge help throughout nursing school. “I think my favorite degree will always be my CST, because it’s what got me started, but nursing was always in the back of my mind,” says Beard, who works with the IU Health Bloomington Neurosurgery team. “This seemed like the next logical step to have more responsibility, take on a little bit more and do more for my team.” Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how Shayla builds on her role as a CST at IU Health Bloomington to go back to school as a nurse for the unit. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
This spring, Goldie Adedokun and Jasmin Vences graduated from Ben Davis High School and were accepted into Indiana University – Indianapolis’ nursing program. They also signed on to be patient care assistants at IU Health West Hospital, continuing to build on the experience they’ve already gained at the hospital. Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how two high school students participated in a health sciences program and partnered with IU Health West to gain valuable experience early in their careers. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
Indiana University Health is hosting a virtual hiring event on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm EST and Wednesday, July 23, 2025, from 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM for Registered Nurses. Experienced Registered Nurses will have the opportunity to interview for open opportunities across the IU Health system in various specialties, shifts, and locations! To learn more about a career at IU Health, visit IUHealth.org/careers Save your spot through IUHealth.org/HiringEvents or via the designated links below: For Methodist, University, North, Riley, Fishers Registered Nurse positions, save your spot here: https://intsignup.indeed.com/interview/cfadb2ca-6217-46f4-bef9-e98c79b15203 For West, Bloomington, Ball, and Arnett Registered Nurse positions, save your spot here: https://intsignup.indeed.com/interview/d94a7c19-bebe-4c6e-92e8-8302508728cf
Indiana University Health is hosting a virtual hiring event on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm EST for Radiologists. Attend our virtual hiring session and explore a variety of Radiology careers available across our Indiana facilities. Join us to learn more about the work/life balance, career growth opportunities and competitive benefits we offer at IU Health. To learn more about a career at IU Health, visit IUHealth.org/careers
Patients and families often meet Lauren Frank when they are in a vulnerable state. For the past five years she has worked as a genetic counselor with the Maternal Fetal Medicine Department, working at IU Health North and Riley Children's Health but what some don’t know about Lauren is that she also holds the title of “Miss Indiana for America". Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how Lauren combines her passion for helping people in difficult times as a Genetic Counselor (Advanced Practice Provider) with her love for pageantry. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
Linda Ulerich has a rich history with IU Health. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Purdue University majoring in nutrition and dietetics and began working at IU Health’s Methodist Hospital. That was 47 years ago and since then she has worked in various units, with a primary focus on transplant. “One of things I like best about my job is that I have had such wonderful opportunities to work with the most amazing doctors, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, psychologists, physical therapists, and respiratory therapists that all work together to help all our patients and families to deal with every aspect of their chronic illness and help them thrive going forward. I have also learned so much from my patients regarding their will to live, their outlook on life and their gratitude for being able to live a better life.” Read the story below by clicking the link to learn more about how Linda has advanced in her nearly five-decade career journey at IU Health. Explore inspiring and meaningful careers at IU Health by visiting @iuhealth.org/careers
