Obstetrician/Gynecologist (OB/GYN Physician)

Work Dates Needed: Ongoing, Est start date: 07/01/2026

Preferred Schedule: 24 Hour shifts 8:00am - 8:00am

Worksite Setting: Inpatient, Volume: Nearly 4000 births per year, Maternal Level IV, NICU Level III, call required

Scope of Work: All will work the OBED and take unassigned patients, Active awareness of all patients on the units (L&D, antepartum, postpartum, or OBED if located outside the L&D unit) and response to emergencies

Manage unassigned obstetrical patients from admission to discharge

Deliver patients when the assigned community obstetricians/physicians are unable to present to the Hospital in time to attend the delivery (eliminating unattended deliveries

Respond to managing patients in all emergent situations until assigned community obstetrician/physician arrives and assumes care with continued availability, if needed

Accept care for patients who are transferred and coordinates transport of acute or critically ill obstetric and/or gynecology patients to or from other facilities for appropriate care as necessary

To ensure patient safety and quality care, assist assigned community obstetricians/physicians and midwives with complicated deliveries, including TOLAC management, Provide consultative support throughout the Hospital when an obstetrical consult is requested

Consult for unassigned gynecology patients throughout the Hospital as requested.

Surgical management of unassigned gynecology patients.

Document timely in electronic medical record.

To ensure patient safety and quality care, First Assist on cesarean sections for assigned community obstetricians/physicians, as safely available.

Conduct H&P exams on all unassigned patients admitted.

Assess and evaluate the treatment of prescribing buprenorphine for obstetrical inpatients with opioid use disorders and coordinate care of patient in conjunction with local providers, as appropriate

Support Hospital in the coordination and scheduling of cesarean sections and other OB/GYN procedures as appropriate.

Respond to and participate in obstetric cases requiring activation of massive transfusion protocol (e.g., unresolved hemorrhage)

Maintain requisite knowledge and skill to ensure proficiency in fetal heart monitoring, including regular training which shall be required of Physician. National Certification Center (NCC) fetal heart monitoring certification is preferred

Coordination of care with local FAQH centers, as applicable

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