Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Obstetrics and Gynecology - $2,200 to $2,400 per day in Pennsylvania

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Pay Information

$2,200 to $2,400 per day

About The Position

Position Type : Locum Tenens

Specialty : OB / GYN – Call Coverage

Location : Pennsylvania

Start Date : ASAP – ongoing, as needed

Details :

Hospital-based call coverage (1 : 6 call ratio)

Group of 4 physicians

No additional coverage during shifts (solo coverage)

Onsite lab & ultrasound

Expedited credentialing

Obstetrics – Required Procedures :

Low & high-risk pregnancy management (twins, toxemia, diabetes, cardiac, renal, pulmonary conditions, etc.)

Labor & delivery : vaginal, low forceps, C-section decision-making, breech, multiple births, abruptions

VBACs

Repair of 3rd & 4th degree lacerations

Gynecology – Required Procedures :

Surgical gynecology – open

Laparoscopic diagnostic / minor (tubal ligation, LOAs, chromopertubation)

Operative / major (ectopic pregnancy, oophorectomy, cystectomy, extensive LOAs)

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Job Requirements

Board Certified OB / GYN

Active Pennsylvania License

BLS & ACLS certifications

Benefits

Mapractice Covered with Tail + Mileage Reimbursed

Top Reasons to Choose a Locum Tenens Assignment

• Benefit from streamlined administrative processes and support services provided by locum agencies, allowing you to focus on patient care and clinical responsibilities.
• Build a wide professional network by collaborating with different healthcare teams, opening doors for future career prospects and collaborations.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and specialists across various healthcare settings, gaining insights and perspectives that enrich your professional practice.
• Increase your earnings by taking on additional shifts or assignments, boosting your financial stability and opportunities.
• Work in environments that prioritize diversity and inclusion, promoting equitable healthcare practices and fostering a sense of belonging for both patients and healthcare providers.