Obstetrics and Gynecology Physician

Posted 8 days ago

womens careNew London (CT)

Physicians, All Other Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

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About the role

London Women's Care seeks a full-time Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN) Physician to join our thriving, multi-specialty practice of 6 OB/GYNs. This is an excellent opportunity in a collaborative environment offering quality care to our community. Candidates will enjoy a balanced schedule, exclusive deliveries, and a supportive mentorship environment. Practice Info Multi-specialty, rural health practice providing care through all phases of life for the family, from birth to geriatrics Specialties include OBGYN, Primary Care, Pediatrics, Dentistry, and Behavioral Health Admitting Hospital: St. Joseph - London Hospital, a 150-bed facility Electronic Health Record: EPIC 4 birthing rooms with NICU coming soon Approximately 90-100 deliveries per month Compensation Competitive compensation package: base salary + productivity incentive Sign-on Bonuses

Benefits: Relocation Support Student Loan Support HRSA-approved for student loan repayment PTO + Paid Holidays CME Days + $3,500 CME Allowance Health/Medical Company-paid malpractice 401K with company contribution Shift & Schedule Full-time 1:6 call rotation, not in clinic while on call, enjoy a half day post call

Requirements: MD/DO Unrestricted State Medical License Unrestricted DEA License or ability to obtain OB/GYN BC/BE (ABOG, AOBOG) Completion of ACGME OBGYN Residency program Board certification required within 5 years of eligibility BLS

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