OBGYN Nocturnist - Houston Methodist Willowbrook
OBGYN Nocturnist - Houston Methodist Willowbrook
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Strong clinical judgment with the ability to manage high-acuity obstetric patients independently
- Excellent communication skills and a collaborative, team-oriented mindset
- Prior experience as a nocturnist or hospital-based OB/GYN preferred
- Interest in resident education and supervision preferred (but not required)
- Work 2 nights/week (no weekends)15-hour shifts (5:00pm to 8:00am)
- Provide overnight, in-house OB/GYN coverage for Labor & Delivery, obstetric triage, and emergency gynecologic care
- Manage laboring patients, obstetric emergencies, and unassigned patients during night shifts
- Perform vaginal deliveries and cesarean sections as clinically indicated
- Collaborate closely with nursing staff, anesthesia, neonatology, and daytime OB/GYN teams to ensure continuity of care
- Supervise and support OB/GYN residents during overnight shifts, as applicable
- Participate in quality and safety initiatives related to obstetric care
- Night shifts are structured and scheduled to support work-life balance; weekend and holiday coverage included per nocturnist schedule
- About Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital
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