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Addiction Medicine fellows will have the opportunity to learn and practice at a number of clinical sites at Community Health Network, including hospitals, behavioral health and addiction support facilities, as well as family medicine and community health centers.
Fellows will complete their inpatient adult addiction medicine rotation at the Behavioral Health Pavilion on the Community Hospital North campus. There is potential to supervise and work alongside the psychiatry residents during these rotations. The Behavioral Health Pavilion is a full-service, 122-bed inpatient behavioral health hospital and has nine units which offer unique programming to fit the needs of our patients. Two separate units for children and adolescents are dedicated to treating youth ages 5 – 18. Specialized units offer treatment focusing on integrated recovery (co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders), mood disorders (depression and anxiety issues), serious mental illness, as well as a psychiatric intensive care unit for consumers who need a highly-controlled and monitored setting to ensure safety. Seasons is our older adult unit for those experiencing significant behavioral changes resulting from medications, life events, and new or progressing psychiatric conditions. The inpatient experiences focus on the thorough evaluation and stabilization of an acute episode with follow-up care arranged in the community. Fellows are supervised by addiction medicine internists, will work alongside the psychiatrists, and engage with multidisciplinary staff members in the treatment of patients.
For more than 60 years, Community Health Network has been committed to the delivery of easier, more convenient and more affordable healthcare on the east side of Indianapolis. Eastside residents have access to behavioral health services, primary care and specialty-care physician practices, school-based clinics, MedChecks, Community Cancer Centers, the Jane Pauley Community Health Center, Community Surgery Center, Community Endoscopy Center, Community Physical Therapy and Rehab, employer health clinics and health pavilions that bring multiple services together under one roof.
Community Health Network continues its strong investment in the Indianapolis east side with a $175 million investment to build a brand new hospital that will be completed in 2020. The new patient care tower opened in February 2019, and includes an all new emergency department, medical imaging, surgery, delivery and inpatient rooms.
Community Hospital North serves as the site for multiple rotations, including consultation liaison, inpatient addiction psychiatry, and potentially elective work.
For more than 75 years, the name Fairbanks has been known for the best in evidence-based drug and alcohol addiction treatment. Now as Community Fairbanks Recovery Center, it provides access to one of the state’s most comprehensive behavioral health systems as well.
Community Fairbanks offers the full range of scientifically supported treatments from individual one-to-one counseling to long-term residential programs, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT), a supportive living program, recovery management, and family support.
At the Family Medicine Center, a core practice in the Community East Family Medicine Residency, fellows will have the chance to participate in a full practice seeing patients for acute medical issues, chronic disease management and preventive health issues. Working in the FMC allows you to integrate into a patient-centered medical home team, working side by side with physician team members, pharmacists, social workers, nurses, medical assistants and other office staff.
Fellows will have the opportunity to work at one or more of the sites that offer psychiatric outpatient services for patients with substance use disorder needs. The intensive services (partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient) are primarily based at Hillsdale and Warren. All of the locations are listed below for informational purposes and include what psychiatry resident rotations are offered.
As a Federally Qualified Health Center, The Jane Pauley Community Health Center offers patients high quality, affordable healthcare services from our staff of qualified professionals.
The mission of The Jane Pauley Community Health Center, Inc. (Corporation) is to promote a healthy community through the provision of accessible, respectful, and integrated healthcare with local partners to any and all individuals and families, regardless of insurance status.
The Jane Pauley Community Health Center was established in 2009 with generous support from the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Community Health Network and the Community Health Network Foundation. It is named after Jane Pauley, a 1968 Warren Central High School graduate who grew up in the area and is well known as the former anchor of NBC-TV’s Today and Dateline programs, and current host of CBS Sunday Morning.
