HealthNet
Clinic · Center, IN
- 1
- open role, live count
- 3.2
- Google rating
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Setting
- Clinic
- Shifts hiring now
- Days 1
What stands out
New graduates
You can enter HealthNet’s postgraduate NP residency (Family NP / Advanced Practice NP) with mentored clinical training, specialty rotations, procedure training, and formal didactic work in a high-volume complex urban setting.
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
New graduates
The residency is a two-year path: one year as a resident, then one year as an independent primary care NP.
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
New graduates
Applications run January through April, with interviews typically February–March and offers typically March–June.
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
Experienced nurses
Faculty for the NP residency include Rick Reifenberg, MD; John Webster, FNP-C; Megan McClowry, FNP-C; Kelli Burton, FNP-C; Rachel Chang, MD; Emily Peters, MD; and Dayna Ridderman, MD.
More about working here
New graduates
The program prefers FNPs with RN background across the lifespan (primary, urgent, or ED); it does not accept PMHNP applicants, though AGNPs may be considered if you will care for adolescents and children.
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
Moving here
You chart in eClinicalWorks, the system HealthNet has used in a long partnership noted by CMO Varon Cantrell.
Moving here
Indiana is a compact-license state with a flat state income tax around 3%.
Experienced nurses
Same Day Care (HealthNet Now) is part of how the organization runs access on the ground.
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
Working conditions
Starting out and growing here
- Nurse residency
- HealthNet postgraduate NP residency program (Family NP / Advanced Practice NP) · Applications: January through April; interviews typically February–March; offers typically March–June
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
- Preceptors and orientation
- NP residency includes mentored clinical training, specialty rotations, procedure training, and formal didactic training in a high-volume complex urban setting; two-year commitment (one year resident, one year independent primary care NP).
As of 2026Source: indyhealthnet.org
The city
Living in Center, IN
Center, Indiana offers a quiet, small-town Midwestern setting where rural charm meets everyday convenience. With open skies, friendly neighbors, and a slower pace of life, it's a practical landing spot for nurses seeking affordability and calm outside major metro grids.
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- State price level · Indiana
- 7% below the national average
- State index 93.3 (100 = national)
- Median household income
- $103,875/yr
- all local households, not nurse pay
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 Regional Price Parities · Census ACS 2024
Who they are
If you are weighing HealthNet in Center, IN as a new or early NP, the concrete path on the table is the postgraduate NP residency for Family NP / Advanced Practice NP.
- Clinic · Center
- Hiring days
- Sign-on bonus · 1 role
More about HealthNet
You spend a year in mentored clinical training with specialty rotations, procedure training, and formal didactic work in a high-volume complex urban setting, then a second year as an independent primary care NP. Applications run January through April; interviews usually fall February–March and offers March–June. Day to day you chart in eClinicalWorks. Residency faculty named on the program side include Rick Reifenberg, MD; John Webster, FNP-C; Megan McClowry, FNP-C; Kelli Burton, FNP-C; Rachel Chang, MD; Emily Peters, MD; and Dayna Ridderman, MD. The program prefers FNPs with RN experience across the lifespan (primary, urgent, or ED). It does not take PMHNP applicants; AGNPs may be considered if you will care for adolescents and children. Same Day Care (HealthNet Now) is part of how access is offered. Pay figures are not laid out in the sources used here. Public Homecare-side reviews are sparse and mixed—one Homecare RN Staff Nurse review sits at 1.0 across culture, DEI, work/life, management, and pay, and the broader Homecare page is about 3.3 from 25 reviews with compensation and benefits rated lowest—so go in with eyes open on that front while you weigh the residency structure itself.
Working here
Culture and working life
Themes from public reviews
Summaries of published reviews, with the original sources.
- Overall ratings sparse/low for Homecare RN role
- HealthNet Homecare RN Staff Nurse page shows a single review with 1.0 across culture, DEI, work/life, management, and pay categories.
As of 2026Source: glassdoor.com
- Broader Homecare company ratings mixed
- HealthNet Homecare overall ~3.3 from 25 reviews; about half would recommend; compensation/benefits rated lowest among categories.
As of 2026Source: glassdoor.co.uk
What to weigh
Public nurse reviews tied to HealthNet Homecare are thin and soft: one Homecare RN Staff Nurse review shows 1.0 across culture, DEI, work/life, management, and pay, and the broader Homecare page sits around 3.3 from 25 reviews with compensation and benefits rated lowest.
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
- Relationship
- Direct employer
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 16, 2026
- Website
- indyhealthnet.org ↗
Weighing a first job here?
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