Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician
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About the role
ale New Haven Health, one of the nation s leading health systems, is excited to announce a new OB/GYN practice startup in Westchester County, with an initial focus in New Rochelle and Rye Brook, NY. We are seeking three board-certified or board-eligible OB/GYN physicians to join this dynamic new team alongside two certified nurse midwives. Opportunity Highlights: New Practice Launch : Be part of building and shaping a brand-new OB/GYN practice with the full support of Yale New Haven Health. Flexible Start : While the new Westchester location is being developed, providers can begin working out of the established New Rochelle and Rye Brook offices, both affiliated with the broader Yale New Haven Health system. Integrated Network : Collaborate with experienced colleagues in nearby locations: New Rochelle and Rye Brook : Currently home to six OB/GYNs and one dedicated GYN provider. Stamford : Features a robust team of existing nurse midwives. Greenwich : Actively developing a new labor program. Why Join Yale New Haven Health? Yale New Haven Health is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit health system with a legacy of clinical excellence and patient-centered care. We are committed to supporting our clinicians through innovation, professional development, and a focus on work-life balance. This is a unique opportunity to help lead the development of a new, modern OB/GYN practice in a vibrant and growing community.
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