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.
Supplemental Coverage (Insufficient employed physicians and midwives) Travel, Lodging, and Malpractice Insurance Covered
PATIENT INFORMATION
Patient Demographics:
OB/GYN patients (L&D and GYN ER coverage)
Average Daily Volume:
Approximately 1-2 deliveries per day, plus unassigned GYN emergency patients
Admissions:
Yes (deliveries)
Case Mix:
OB/GYN:
Low risk and high risk pregnancy, vaginal deliveries, C-sections, GYN surgical cases, and ER consults
FACILITY INFORMATION EMR
System:
Epic Office Equipment Available:
L&D unit equipment (N/A for office)
Specialty Backup Available:
Anesthesia, OB/GYN physicians,
CNM Support Staff Available:
RNs, CNM
PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE
Hospital Privileges Required:
Yes Credentialing Timeline:
120 days
REQUIRED PROCEDURES
Obstetrics:
Low Risk Pregnancy (i.e. History of Twins, Toxemia, Pyelonephritis, etc.), High Risk Pregnancy (i.e. with Toxemia, Diabetes, Class II or Higher Cardiacs, Chronic Lung Problems, Chronic Renal Disease, etc.)
(highly preferred; must be willing to obtain during credentialing)
Other Qualifications:
Self-Query NPDB report required at time of presentation (within 30 days) Duties & Responsibilities Provide inpatient OB/GYN laborist coverage for the L&D unit Manage routine and high-risk pregnancies, including vaginal deliveries, C-sections, and VBACs Provide GYN emergency room coverage for unassigned patients Provide call coverage for the midwife during the night shift (7p-7a) Collaborate with on-site anesthesia, nursing staff, and CNM
