Ann Arbor in Brief
Significantly shaped by the Big Ten's University of Michigan, Ann Arbor is much more than a college town. It has a rich history and diverse character, and is a place to experience remarkable things. The preponderance of students from around the world gives Ann Arbor an international flair that's not typical of similar-sized communities.

The Ann Arbor File

1. Education. The children of Ann Arbor enjoy a first-rate school system, and gain early appreciation of a college education due to the proximity of the University of Michigan.
2. Real Estate. Diversity is the name of the game with respect to homes in Ann Arbor, with options ranging from colonials and small ranches to custom-built tri-levels.
3. Family. Ann Arbor provides families with a wealth of opportunities for both fun and development, including many programs associated with U of M.
4. Culture. All different types of music, theatre and opera, dance, museums, galleries, fairs, and an excellent selection of restaurants make up Ann Arbor's cultural scene.
5. Recreation. Ann Arbor offers recreational pursuits for every taste, including those who desire competitive fervor or just a solitary stroll.
6. Weather. Ann Arbor has four distinct seasons; summers are hot, while winters are cold and can be on the brutal side.

Ann Arbor Fun Fact
There is some confusion as to how Ann Arbor got its name, but the latest explanation is that the city was named to honor the wife of its founder, John Allen.

Learn More About Ann Arbor

• http://www.a2gov.org/
• http://www.annarbor.org/

There are currently no available opportunities in this region.

Meet the IPC management team in Ann Arbor, MI.

• Skip Strauchman

  

  Executive Director

  (248) 952-1601
  sstrauchman@ipcm.com
  Skip Strauchman joined IPC in April 2006 and is responsible for IPC's growth, development and ongoing operations in Michigan and Ohio. Most recently, Skip worked as an independent consultant, involved in strategic initiatives on behalf of both the Karmanos Cancer Institute and St. John's Hospital and Medical Center, both in Detroit. Previously, he served in an administrative capacity for Bon Secours Cottage Health Services in Grosse Pointe and immediately prior served as president and chief executive officer of SinaiCare Physician Hospital Organization in Detroit.  Skip holds a Master of Arts in Business Management from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor of Arts from Oakland University in Rochester. He is a member of both the American Academy of Medical Administrators and the Healthcare Financial Management Association.
  

• Kathleen Gatz

  

  Director of Business Development

  (248) 952-1601
  kgatz@ipcm.com
  Kathleen Gatz joined IPC as Director of Business Development in November 2005. Prior to joining IPC, Kathleen worked for Michigan Hospitalists as human resources administrator.  Kathleen joins IPC with over 17 years of hospital and physician practice management experience. She holds the certification of Senior Professional in Human Resources. Kathleen received a Bachelor of Science in Business from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan and holds a Master of Science in Human Resources Administration from Central Michigan University.
  

Meet your recruiter for Ann Arbor, MI.

Karla McGinniss

Director, Physician Staffing

888-561-4557
kmcginniss@ipcm.com
A Director of Physicians Staffing, Karla has over 13 years of Physician Recruitment experience. Before IPC she gained valuable healthcare recruitment experience with US Oncology the nation’s largest network of cancer care providers. Karla earned her Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Bowling Green State University and is a member of ASPR.