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Michael Bushey, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry | IU School of Medicine

Dr. Bushey trained at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where he earned MD and Ph.D. degrees and completed a general psychiatry residency. His training provided an emphasis on highly individualized patient care, which he applied in the assessment of patients with complex pain syndromes for the Johns Hopkins Pain Treatment Program. He joined the Indiana University School of Medicine in 2018, where he is involved in health services research studying models of care for patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder. In his current practice at Indiana University Health, he specializes in the psychiatric treatment of patients with chronic pain, somatic symptom disorder, functional neurological conditions (i.e. conversion disorders), and medically-unexplained symptoms. He serves as medical director of the Indiana University Health Pain Rehabilitation Program.

Carol Dellinger, MD

Primary Care Physician

Dr. Carol L. Dellinger specializes in primary care for IU Health Primary Care Central Indianapolis - Family Medicine Residency. Dr. Dellinger earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois and Chicago, IL before earning her medical degree at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. She then completed an internship at Family Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine, and a residency at Indiana University School of Medicine.

Susan Glassburn, LCSW, PhD

Assistant Professor | IU School of Social Work

Susan Glassburn, LCSW, Ph.D., assistant professor, has been a clinical social worker for over 30 years. She has been teaching at the Indiana University School of Social Work since 2004 in the MSW program. She teaches counseling skills and health care social work courses. Her work experience includes being a mental health clinician, a clinical manager in-home health care and a bereavement coordinator in a hospice program. She is currently interested in compassion fatigue and burnout, interprofessional teamwork, and geriatric social work. She is the current president of the Indiana Network of Healthcare Social Workers. She is an empty-nester, has an active Siberian Husky, and is constantly covered in dog fur.

Jeremy Hooker, PharmD, BCGP

Clinical Pharmacy Program Manager: Pain & Palliative Care | Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center

Jeremy Hooker earned his PharmD from Butler University in 2008 before moving into a clinical pharmacy position at the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis. While serving in this capacity, Jeremy completed a non-traditional PGY-1 pharmacy residency program and earned board certification in geriatric pharmacy (BCGP). In 2018, he transitioned into the newly created clinical pharmacy program manager of Pain and Palliative Care role, where he works to provide clinical pharmacy support to the Palliative Care and Chronic Pain Services. In the fall of 2018, Jeremy began his time as an adjunct professor in the Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, where he continues to coordinate and lecture in the course entitled Pain Management and Palliative Care.

April D. Newton, PT, DPT, PhD, FNAP

Director | Interprofessional Practice Development

April D. Newton, PT, DPT, PhD, FNAP, is the director of interprofessional practice development at the Indiana University (IU) Interprofessional Practice and Education Center. Dr. Newton is an assistant professor in the IU School of Medicine’s department of family medicine and the department of physical therapy in the School of Health and Human Sciences.

She received her PhD in Interprofessional Healthcare Studies from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Doctor of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University and a master’s in physical therapy from The University of Iowa. She joined IU in 2019 following academic positions at Rosalind Franklin University and Des Moines University.

Dr. Newton’s interests and roles include developing and integrating interprofessional education and collaborative practice curriculum, promoting and developing innovative interprofessional clinical training models, and collaborating with clinical faculty, healthcare providers, and staff at varying healthcare facilities regarding team-based care.

She is a physical therapist at the IU Health Central Indianapolis Primary Care Family Medicine Residency Center. She precepts and educates learners in the Comprehensive Pain Assessment Clinic (CoPAC) and Transition of Care Clinic. Dr. Newton serves as a faculty advisor in the Well Child and Oral Health Clinic and the IU Student Outreach Clinic.