Physician / ObGyn / Texas / Locum Tenens / OB Hospitalist Job

Posted 17 days ago

era locumsOglesby (TX)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

OB Hospitalist need in Texas in DALLAS24 hr shifts 10 a - 10 aHospital Beds: 301 Annual Patient Days: 87,101No APCs1 MD Model

Shift times: 10a- 10aAnnual deliveries: 1637 Unassigned delivery vol: 209EMR: EPICFam practice residents do their OB rotations Hospitalist will treat all emergent general unassigned OB patients that would typically be referred to a local OB/GYN. Accept in-house consults, perform rounds on all of program's patients in-house, conduct post-surgical follow up in hospital sponsored follow-up clinic. Provide to local OB/GYN group by providing coverage for a portion of their night deliveries. Unassigned OB patients on labor deck in main ERUnassigned OB/GYN patients in main ERProvide emergent GYN surgery services for patients that present to main ER(ex. ruptured ectopic pregnancies, ovarian torsion, incomplete Ab, etc.)Boards: AOBOG, ABOG

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