Generalist Jobs in Hartford, CT

Well established group of 6 OBGYN physicians in Central CT, minutes from Hartford, is looking to add due to growth. They share equal call and are a well-balanced group with a 50 / 50 OB-to-GYN ratio. The group does about 550 deliveries annually, a lot of MIGS and Robotics at the hospital, and a good amount of in-office GYN too. The new hire will be mentored and will double scrub with someone from the group for as long as she / he wants. The group does family planning and offers TOPs up to 22 weeks in office. They also do NST and US in their office. Call will be 1 / 6 and when on call during the day, they are either doing GYN procedures in the hospital or seeing patients in the office. The group admits to a UCONN affiliated hospital with a level III nursery and all services in-house including anesthesia, neonatal, peds, UroGyn, MFM, and GYNOnc. They also have residents in-house and all physicians have an associate professorship at UCONN. The hospital is very physician-friendly and supports its providers. They get a lot of high-risk transfers because they usually have the space to accommodate. This family-oriented group is very supportive, they work well together and are always available for backup or support. They offer a 4-day work week with 1 day off, which can be post-call or fixed. This is a partnership-tracked position with a competitive salary and full benefits. Located 10 miles SW of Hartford, this vibrant city is renowned for its industrious past and rich cultural tapestry. Its diverse population, including a prominent Polish community, adds a colorful dimension to its cultural landscape, evident in annual events like the lively Little Poland Festival. Home to Central Connecticut State University, the city boasts a thriving academic environment and contributes to its intellectual vitality. Beyond academia, it offers an array of cultural and recreational amenities, from the acclaimed Museum of American Art to parks and theaters. Recent revitalization efforts have injected new energy into the city, with downtown redevelopment projects aiming to attract businesses, residents, and visitors alike.