Norton Medical Group and Norton Children’s Medical Group Provider Recruitment Services
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Norton Medical Group and Norton Children’s Medical Group, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, are Norton Healthcare’s employed provider divisions. The provider recruitment team is responsible for recruiting all providers to join our adult-service and pediatric care teams, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, licensed clinical social workers, genetic counselors, psychologists and midwives.
Our Recruitment Team is Your Resource for:
- Reviewing career opportunities
- Navigating the application process
- Scheduling interviews and site visits (including all- inclusive arrangements for out-of-town candidates)
- Coordinating offers of employment, contracts, relocation assistance and pre-employment paperwork
- Onboarding and new provider orientation
Meet The Team
Amanda R. Bailey
Senior Director
Provider Recruitment, Onboarding & Development
(502) 439-5144
Develops strategy for all provider recruitment, onboarding, and provider development and engagement
Tracy Shaughnessy
Manager, Provider Recruitment
(502) 609-3672
Recruits physicians and advanced practice providers, licensed clinical social workers and genetic counselors for pediatric primary care and specialty practices, which include academic faculty positions at the UofL School of Medicine
Brittany Brohm
Senior Recruiter, Providers
(502) 777-6533
Recruits physicians and advanced practice providers for Norton Cancer Institute, Norton Heart & Vascular Institute, maternal-fetal-medicine, urogynecology, obstetrics and gynecology, and nurse midwives
Alicia Beeler
Senior Recruiter, Providers
(502) 210-6617
Recruits physicians, advanced practice providers, licensed clinical social workers, psychologists and genetic counselors for pediatric specialty practices, which include academic faculty positions at the UofL School of Medicine
Amanda Keller
Senior Recruiter, Providers
(502) 550-9625
Recruits physicians and advanced practice providers for adult primary care, urgent care, endocrinology and pathology
Angela Elliott
Senior Recruiter, Providers
(859) 613-1984
Recruits physicians and advanced practice providers for Norton Neuroscience Institute, Norton Behavioral Medicine (including licensed clinical social workers and psychologists), Norton Orthopedic Institute, surgical services, rheumatology, gastroenterology, Norton Infectious Diseases Institute, pulmonology, geriatrics and hospital medicine
April Likens
Coordinator, Physician and Provider Services
(502) 272-5007
Coordinates pre-employment credential verification, malpractice insurance, hospital privileging and onboarding documentation for providers in the inpatient setting
Trish Abdin, CPCS
Coordinator, Physician and Provider Services
(502) 272-5253
Coordinates pre-employment credential verification, malpractice insurance, hospital privileging and onboarding documentation for providers in the outpatient setting
Shawn Steve
Coordinator, Physician and Provider Services
(502) 638-3721
Coordinates pre-employment credential verification, malpractice insurance, hospital privileging and onboarding documentation for providers in the pediatric inpatient setting
Vicki Davis-Hamlin
Senior Contract Administrator
(502) 272-5011
Coordinates physician and advanced practice provider contracts, and tracking of all new hires
Jillian Davis
Department Secretary
(502) 272-5051
Coordinates all travel arrangements, site visit itineraries, trade show management and expense reimbursements
Provider Spotlight
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When to refer a constipated child to a pediatric gastroenterologist
The following pediatric constipation referral guidelines and recommended outpatient treatments were developed by John T. Stutts, M.D., pediatric gastroenterologist at Norton Children’s Gastroenterology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine. Dr. Stutts practices at the […]
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Seamless transition between maternal-fetal medicine team and other specialists, including neonatology and others
When a pregnant patient is referred for maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) care at Norton Children’s, they step into a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including obstetricians with expertise in high-risk pregnancies and pediatric specialists who can help […]
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Common causes of pediatric back pain
Back pain occurs in about a third of patients at some point in their adolescence and is fairly common in children over the age of 10. Very rarely, however, is it the result of a […]
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Minimally invasive PDA repair allows faster extubation of micro-preemies
Until recently, patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) repair in premature infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) required an involved surgical procedure. The surgeon would enter from the side, collapse the lung, find and ligate […]
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New guidelines for bone health assessment before elective spinal reconstruction
The Congress of Neurological Surgeons Systematic Review and Evidence-Based Guidelines for Perioperative Spine: Preoperative Osteoporosis Assessment recently was published in Neurosurgery. To develop these recommendations, the authors performed systematic review of the literature using national [...]
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