Hospitalist - OB Physician in Ohio

Job Overview

Job Opportunity – OB/GYN Hospitalist – Ohio

Start Date: Not specified

Location: Ohio

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: Hospitalist coverage with support from employed and private practice physicians; 4 inductions and 1-2 cesarean sections daily across clinic and private cases; shift-based coverage with APRN support on each shift

Highlights:

• Level II/III Nursery and Level II Trauma Center setting with comprehensive obstetric capabilities
• EPIC EMR system in place for streamlined documentation and care coordination
• Practice mix includes 60% low-risk, 40% high-risk obstetrics, and 10% gynecology procedures
• Collaborative team environment with 5 employed physicians, 10 private physicians, and 6 APPs (primarily midwives) providing shift coverage
• Modern facility with 5 triage rooms, 12 delivery rooms, and 2 cesarean section operating rooms
• Cesarean section rate of 18% with approximately 1 gynecology surgery per day

Requirements:

• Board Certified or Board Eligible in OB/GYN required
• Active Ohio medical license (may consider licensing candidates)
• BLS certification required
• Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM) certification from NCC required
• Proficiency in low-risk and high-risk pregnancy management
• Experience with routine and complicated delivery procedures including vaginal delivery, cesarean section, forceps delivery, breech delivery, multiple births, and management of complications
• Competency in FHR interpretation, NST/CST/FSE, OB ultrasounds (Level I/Screening and interpretation), VBACs, and repair of 3rd and 4th degree lacerations
• Credentialing timeframe is approximately 3 months

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This OB/GYN hospitalist role offers the chance to practice comprehensive obstetrics in a well-supported environment with a strong collaborative team. You'll work alongside experienced physicians and advanced practice providers in a facility equipped with modern labor and delivery resources and a robust support staff including EFM-certified RNs, midwives, and trained OB technicians. This position provides diverse clinical exposure across low-risk and high-risk obstetrics while maintaining a manageable daily volume and excellent team-based care model.