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Grant J. Olsen, MD

Specialties

Specialty: Primary Care

Special Interests

Chronic Disease Management
Geriatrics
Palliative/Supportive Care

Call for Appointment

812-524-4265

Accepting New Patients

Primary Location

Schneck Primary Care - Jackson Medical Building Jackson Medical Building, 2nd Floor,
225 S Pine St.
park in the JMB surface lot)
Seymour, IN 47274 Get Directions »

Dr. Olsen is a Med-Peds physician and is board certified in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Dr. Olsen joined the Schneck Medical Center medical staff in 2008. He served as a Hospitalist at Schneck Medical Center until starting with Schneck Primary Care - Jackson Medical Building in 2020.

Education:

Residency - Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Indiana University School of Medicine - Indianapolis, Indiana

Medical School

Indiana University School of Medicine—Indianapolis, Indiana

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry

Valparaiso University—Valparaiso, Indiana

Get to Know Dr. Olsen!

Dr. Grant Olsen is passionate about helping patients tackle their most challenging diagnoses and building relationships that lead to better health. Learn more about Dr. Olsen in this short video and in his Q&A session below.

Dr. Grant Olsen of internal medicine and pediatrics

"Dr Olsen is the best! He not only talked to me on my level, he is genuinely caring."

~Linda, Schneck Internal Medicine patient

I grew up in Crown Point, Indiana.

My wife Jessica and I have two children and two Goldendoodles Pippa and Cocoa.

I would love to visit the British Isles and Ireland.

I knew I wanted to be a physician in junior high. It was odd because no one in my family was in healthcare.

My favorite memory from medical school was our group study sessions that—too often—got a little crazy. My favorite memory from my residency was “code white”, translated...a trip to McDonalds for ice cream!

Building relationships with my patients and seeing my interventions improve their health.

While a medical student at Riley, I diagnosed one of our patient’s mothers with multiple sclerosis when I heard her describe several episodes of “clumsiness” during her son’s treatment for a rare condition that also involved weakness.

I was initially attracted to the idea of building a combined internal medicine and pediatrics hospitalist program at a smaller community hospital, but I have since become invested in Schneck due to family, church, and developing so many relationships within the community.