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Family Medicine with OB Opportunities in North Carolina

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parkland high schoolChapel Hill (NC)

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Family Medicine With Surgical ObstetricsUNC Health is recruiting Family Medicine physicians with surgical obstetrics for three full-time roles in Eden, Siler City, and Kinston, NC. All positions focus on full-spectrum FM + OB in rural/underserved communities with strong institutional support.
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive salary Full benefits (medical, dental, vision), retirement plans Paid PTO, malpractice, CME reimbursement, relocation assistance PSLF-eligible employer
Requirements: MD/DO; NC license or eligible BC/BE in Family Medicine ACGME-accredited 3-year FM residency with strong perinatal training *Operative OB fellowship required 1. Eden, NC - UNC Women's Health & UNC Family Medicine at Eden Highlights Build a full-scope primary care + obstetric practice Deliveries at UNC Health Rockingham Hospital (LDRP unit; "High Performing" in Maternity Care - U.S. News 2025) Join: UNC Women's Health at Eden: 2 OB/GYNs, NP, per diem OB/GYNs UNC Family Medicine at Eden: 2 FM physicians, NP 1:4 OB call; EPIC EMR Options to tailor role (e.g., newborn nursery, adult hospitalist shifts, sports medicine, procedures such as ultrasound-guided procedures, paracentesis, thoracentesis, LP, thyroid and breast FNAs) Employed by UNC Health Medical Group (physician-led, flexible schedules, nurse triage, access to specialists, Abridge AI, coaching/leadership development) Rural incentive package (sign-on, fellowship stipend, loan repayment/retention, relocation) Community - Eden Small-town charm, outdoor recreation, affordable living, above-average schools Easy access to Greensboro, Danville/Martinsville, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Raleigh, Blue Ridge Mountains, and coastal destinations 2. Siler City, NC - Faculty Physician / Clinician Educator (Chatham Hospital) Highlights Cover Labor & Delivery with surgical coverage (C-sections)
Setting: 25 bed critical access hospital; maternity care fully staffed by FM faculty Mix of: Clinical care (L&D, possible hospitalist work, continuity or specialty clinics) Teaching and training future providers for underserved populations Scholarly work (presentations, manuscripts encouraged) Supervision of APPs and participation in institutional quality and outreach Employed by UNC School of Medicine. Faculty rank/salary commensurate with experience UNC faculty benefits: paid leave, retirement plans, clinical incentive pay UNC Health Chatham recognized as a "Best Hospital for Maternity Care" (U.S. News 2026) Community - Siler City Central to Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh Easy access to both mountains and beaches; strong livability and culture 3. Kinston, NC - UNC Health Complete Care / UNC Health Lenoir Highlights Full-spectrum FM including women's health, prenatal, perinatal, postpartum, pediatrics, and family medicine Collaborate closely with OB/GYNs in a shared OB model Perform C-sections and other OB surgical procedures; participate in shared call and L&D coverage (including high-risk cases under OB/GYN supervision) Provide continuity care for mothers and newborns; engage in interdisciplinary rounds and quality initiatives Strong clinic staff, leadership support, and mentorship program Employed by UNC Health Complete Care Rural recruitment incentives including sign-on bonus Community - Kinston Vibrant arts scene, local breweries, farm-to-table dining Outdoor recreation along the Neuse River; excellent schools; family-friendly neighborhoods

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