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Physician / Hospitalist - Nocturnist / Pennsylvania / Permanent / Pittsburgh Academic Affiliated Group Seeks Nocturnist OB Hospitalist Job

Posted 19 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

We are scheduling interviews with a premier academic affiliated OB/GYN practice, adding another Nocturnal OB Hospitalist. Practice Affiliation with a nationally recognized leader in women's health and a top-ranked university hospital in the nation for gynecological care. Twelve 12-hour Laborist shifts a month (7 pm to 7 am).Occurrence malpractice insurance means your tail will be covered if you were to ever leave. Secondary to your clinic practice, you will have the option to participate in teaching and/or women's research. Complete service to meet women's health care needs. Leading compensation with a full benefits package. About Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, named America's fifth Best Place to Raise a Family (Reader's Digest), is fun, affordable, and packed with family entertainment. Pittsburgh's neighborhoods are small towns where families live for generations building a sense of loyalty and pride in their community. The city's geographical location is definitely one of its most stunning features, with rivers, hills, and valleys coming together to form a remarkable tableau. In Pittsburgh, you can experience the best in history, architecture, and cultural events. You can also experience the outdoors: hunting, fishing, and nature watching. Children can attend excellent public and private schools. Professional sports can be seen year-round, cheering on the beloved Pirates, Penguins, and Steelers. TM-2

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