Locum OB Hospitalist | Mason City, Des Moines IA | ASAP Coverage

Posted 9 days ago

hospitalistBurlington (IA)

Obstetricians and Gynecologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Locum Ob Hospitalist Opportunity Flexible shifts. Strong support. High-impact OB coverage. This is a great locum opportunity for an OB Hospitalist to provide in-house coverage at a well-supported birth center in Mason City, Iowa. You'll work alongside a collaborative care team in a setting that combines clinical care with teaching exposure.

The Role: Mason City, IA Start: ASAP Inpatient OB coverage (Birth Center)

EMR: Epic 24-hour in-house shifts

Schedule As-needed coverage (~4 shifts/month) 24–96 hour shift blocks available Immediate dates: May 20, 25, 26, 27 What You'll Be Working With ~500–600 births per year 1 full-time OBGYN (clinic/surgery) OB Hospitalist team: 1 FT, 1 PT, 3 PRN 5 APPs (NPs, PAs, midwife) 1:1 nursing support + full hospital team Support & Environment 24/7 Pediatric hospitalists + NICU support EFM-certified nurses and OB providers Lactation support (CLC & IBCLC) Lab, imaging, and pharmacy onsite Teaching hospital with residency + medical students

Responsibilities: Inpatient OB coverage Supervision of APPs Collaboration with multidisciplinary care team No outreach or telehealth Why This One Stands Out Flexible shift blocks — great for supplemental income. Strong clinical and nursing support — you're never alone. Teaching environment adds variety and engagement.

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