OBGYN Hospitalist/Laborist

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ets obgynHuntsville (AL)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350,000 per year

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About the role

OBGYN Hospitalist/Laborist Position in Huntsville, AL Permanent OBGYN Hospitalist Position – 12 Hour Shifts – Sign-on Bonus – Full Benefits – Malpractice Tail – Visas Available Full-time OBGYN Hospitalist position in Huntsville, AL with a well-established and growing medical group. This full-time OBGYN Hospitalist position includes 14 Shifts per month. Shifts are 12 hours each and only work in 1 hospital location. Position compensation includes annual salary and benefits. Benefits for the OBGYN Hospitalist Permanent Employed OBGYN Hospitalist Position OB and GYN Responsibilities 14 shifts per month 12-hour shifts Additional Shifts for Additional Pay Available if desired 1 Hospital Location Ideal Permanent OBGYN Hospitalist Position Permanent Employed OBGYN Hospitalist Position OB and GYN Responsibilities 14 shifts per month 12-hour shifts Additional Shifts for Additional Pay Available if desired 1 Hospital Location Competitive Compensation & Benefits Competitive Salary ($350,000) Production Bonus Additional Pay for Additional Hospital Shifts if desired

Benefits include: Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance, Malpractice, Retirement, Paid-Time Off, CME, etc. Malpractice Tail Insurance Sign-on Bonus

Student Loan Benefits: (Public Service Loan Forgiveness) Visas Available Requirements of the OBGYN Hospitalist Doctor of Medicine (MD)/Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) Have/will complete OBGYN Residency Board Certified/Eligible

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