Midwest Part Time Laborist- 2+ Shifts per Month

Posted 17 days ago

accolades physician resourcesSpringfield (IL)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

LABORIST OBGYN OPPORTUNITYCOMMUNITYThis diverse part of Illinois has 3 colleges, several lakes, fine dining, microbreweries, museums & family fun events throughout the year! Service area is over 150,000 people. Choose between excellent public or private schools, while enjoying a reasonable cost of living compared to St. Louis, Indianapolis or Chicago. There are a variety of places of worship accommodating many faiths. Opening this Fall is a mega sports complex which will host youth tournaments & also add shopping, hotels & more dining options to the area. Service area, due to multiple clinics or urgent cares in outlying areas, totals over 1 million patients.

OVERVIEW: Private practice hiring OBGYN Laborists due to growth. Cover just 1 location. ROLEWill see patients in 100% inpatient hospital labor & delivery unit Full time is considered Six 24 hour shifts- NO CALLLevel 2 Nursing designation Join team of 524/7 Anesthesia Some 12 hour shifts Will consider part time 1099- minimum 2 shifts per monthPACKAGE$35,000 sign bonus + 2 year shareholder track for W2$200 per hour 1099 option with sign on bonus Malpractice paid + Relocation assistance Medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, long-term life and disability Retirement plan with 401K + CME allowance with time off

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