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Locum - Physician - OB/GYN
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What they do
An Obstetrician (OB) or Gynecologist (GYN) is a physician who specializes in women's reproductive health and pregnancy. These doctors also treat issues specific to women such as breast cancer, hormonal disorders, and cervical cancer.
$233,544 / year median in Kentucky
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Coverage Details:
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Dates of Coverage:
- 6-7 days per month, with potential for additional days.
Schedule:
- 7 AM to 7 AM.
Call Coverage:
- Yes, entails both in-house and beeper/phone call responsibilities.
Average Call Back Hours:
- Daily midwife coverage.
Number of Providers Needed:
- 1-3.
- Reason for
Coverage:
- EMTALA call coverage.
Practice Setting:
- Inpatient/Hospital-based.
Patient Demographics:
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Population:
- Adult patients.
Patient Mix:
- 100% inpatient.
Average Daily Census:
- 1-6 patients.
Trauma Level:
- Not applicable.
Required Clinical Skills and Responsibilities:
- Management of routine vaginal deliveries, including low forceps deliveries. Clinical decision-making for cesarean sections. Handling complicated deliveries, including C-sections, breech presentations, multiple births, and abruptions. Conducting vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). Repair of third and fourth-degree perineal lacerations.
Documentation and Technology:
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EMR System:
- EPIC.
Facility and Operations:
- Onsite lab and ultrasound facilities available.
Nursery Level:
II. -Annual Delivery Volume:
Approximately 700-800 total deliveries.L&D Triage Visits:
140-190 per month.Qualifications Required:
- Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (mandatory).