I-U Medical School Predicts Hoosier M.D. Shortage

Indiana University Medical School is predicting a shortage of physicians in the Hoosier state. I-U says that unless it increases enrollment by 30 percent, Indiana will have about two-thousand fewer doctors than it needs by 2015. I-U Med already has the second-largest enrollment in the nation, but the school says that won’t be enough to replace doctors from the baby boom who will be retiring.