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Supplemental OB/GYN Hospitalist

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legacy healthPortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300000 - 400000 per year

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About the role

Provide inpatient obstetric and gynecologic care at Legacy Health hospitals, supporting maternal-fetal medicine, midwifery, labor and triage services, and emergency consultations. Responsibilities include managing low- and high-risk pregnancies, deliveries, obstetric emergencies, and gynecologic procedures. Work in-house 12- or 24-hour shifts; no clinic responsibilities. Manage low- and high-risk pregnancies and provide comprehensive inpatient obstetric care. Perform vaginal, operative vaginal, and cesarean deliveries and manage labor complications. Provide backup coverage for midwifery and unassigned labor and triage patients. Support maternal-fetal medicine providers and assist private-practice OB/GYN colleagues as needed. Evaluate and manage gynecologic emergencies and consultations. Perform gynecologic procedures, including D&C, laparoscopy, adnexal surgery, and tubal ligation. Inpatient obstetric care High-risk pregnancy management Vaginal delivery Operative vaginal delivery Cesarean section Labor and delivery complication management Level 1 ultrasound Episiotomy and laceration repair Gynecologic emergency evaluation Laparoscopic gynecologic surgery Graduate of a four-year U.S. medical school or equivalent Completed residency in obstetrics and gynecology Board Certified or Board Eligible in OB-GYN Unrestricted Oregon medical license Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association

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