Title: OB Hospitalist (Washington)

Location: Washington, Dc, 20022, US

Company: Ob Hospitalist Group

Position:

OB Hospitalist - Full-Time / Part-Time / PRN

Hospital:

St. Michael Medical Center

Location:

Silverdale, WA$40,000 Sign-On Bonus Available for an 8-Shift Commitment!

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About St. Michael Medical Center

St. Michael is a 253-bed, full-service acute care facility that has served the Bremerton area since 1918. It delivers more than 2,100 babies each year and offers:

• Level II special care nursery
• VBAC program
• Breastfeeding support
• Pelvic physical therapy
• Private birthing suites

Affordable waterfront properties are within reach in the town of Poulsbo near Silverdale. Great schools too.

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Full-Time Hospitalist Position Offers:

(Part-time and PRN options available)

• Flexible schedules

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No on-call responsibility

• CME allowance and 401(k)
• Leadership training and career advancement opportunities
• Paid medical malpractice insurance with tail

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Paid parental leave

• Full medical benefits, including dental and vision
• Collegial, team-based work environment
• Ongoing professional training and development
• Volunteer opportunities for group medical mission trips
• Awards and recognitions
• Engagement opportunities
• Health & wellness benefits

What Does an OB/GYN Hospitalist Do?

• Care for all pregnant women who present emergently
• Cultivate relationships with staff and hospital personnel
• Support private practice physicians by providing coverage and assistance
• Care for unassigned patients
• Evaluate and treat triage patients
• Provide consultation to the ED
• Monitor labor and deliver babies
• Perform surgery and surgical assists
• Evaluate and treat postpartum patients
• Assist with OB residents and medical student education
• Provide nurse support and education
• Participate in emergency drills and simulations
• Develop best practices
• Participate in clinical trials
• Facilitate daily interdisciplinary board rounds to improve patient safety

Sabrina Simmons-King