OB/GYN

Posted 4 days ago

hartford healthcareNew York (NY)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists All Other Outpatient Care Centers

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About the role

Hartford HealthCare is seeking a BE/BC OB/GYN to join the Hospital of Central Connecticut's OB/GYN clinic in New Britain. This engaging opportunity features a dynamic mix of outpatient clinical sessions, OR time, and labor and delivery coverage alongside academic teaching opportunities. Providers will join a comprehensive healthcare network with a thriving regional birthing center and robust professional support. Located just hours from Boston and New York City, this role offers an ideal setting to grow a rewarding clinical career. Practice Info Located at 100 Grand Street, New Britain Busy regional birthing center with 1,600 births per year, a Level IIIa NICU, Robotic OR, 24-hour anesthesia, a regional referral center for High Risk OB and Level II ultrasounds in a thriving Maternal Fetal Medicine service Academic appointment at the University of Connecticut

Responsibilities: Enjoy a mix of outpatient clinical sessions and flex time for covering the clinic, OR, and L & D Participate in teaching 40 UConn residents rotating throughout the year Compensation Salaried position Hiring range reflects a good faith estimate of pay determined based on qualifications, location, internal equity, and other factors Hire bonuses Incentive pay plans Administrative stipends

Benefits: Loan repayment Relocation Shift & Schedule Hospital Outpatient Department schedule Monday- Friday 8-4:30* Weekends as permitted by patient needs and call rotations Day-time schedule with no weekends, holidays, or call requirements

Requirements: Licensed or eligible to be licensed in the State of Connecticut Board certified or board eligible OB/GYN

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