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"OB/GYN Physician – OB HospitalistAssignment Details Location: Minnesota Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO) Specialty: Obstetrics/Gynecology – OB Hospitalist Start Date: November 16, 2026 / ASAP Duration: 13 Weeks with Ongoing Coverage Potential Positions: 1 Practice Setting: Hospital / Labor & Delivery Coverage Type: In-House Coverage Call: In-House EMR: Epic / Excellian Electronic Fetal Monitoring: Obix Compensation: $5190 per 24 hours Schedule 24-Hour In-House Shifts: 7:00 AM–7:00 AM 12-Hour Shifts Also Available Provider availability must be included with submission Ongoing coverage needed
Patient Population / Volume Obstetric Patients Predominantly High-Risk Pregnancies Approximately 11–12 Deliveries Per Day More than 90% of Maternal Placental Program census requires MFM involvement or management Level II Nursery OB Coverage Only – No Routine GYN Coverage Currently Clinical Responsibilities Provide OB Hospitalist coverage Manage high-risk obstetric patients Provide labor and delivery care Co-manage patients with Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists Provide coverage for urgent obstetric needs and emergencies Assist other OB providers with C-sections and obstetrical procedures Provide coverage for unassigned or undoctored OB patients as needed Manage ICU deliveries with support from MFM and ICU teams Collaborate with in-house OB/GYN providers Work collaboratively with CNMs as part of the clinical workflow High-Risk Coverage Must be comfortable managing high-risk pregnancies MFM available in-house during the day MFM available on call overnight 24/7 access to Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists General OB/GYN physicians may be considered if comfortable with high-risk obstetrics Highest-acuity patients are managed collaboratively with MFM and ICU teams ECMO-level obstetric cases are rare and primarily managed by MFM and ICU providers Support Maternal-Fetal Medicine support available 24/7 Another OB/GYN provider available in-house ICU support for complex patients CNM coverage incorporated into workflow No residents to supervise Requirements Board Certified in Obstetrics/Gynecology – Required BLS – Required Minnesota License – Highly Preferred If Minnesota License is not held, IMLC is Required Trauma Level I or II Experience – Required High-Risk Obstetrics Experience / Comfort – Required Clean Credentialing File Highly Preferred for Emergency Temporary Privileges Credentialing Standard Credentialing Timeframe: 90–120 Days Emergency Temporary Privileges May Be Available Emergency Temps Require a Clean File Additional Information No routine GYN coverage currently Primary focus is high-risk obstetrics No resident supervision required Provider should be comfortable working collaboratively with MFM specialists Clean candidates may qualify for an expedited start through emergency temporary privileges"
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