Seeking a Gynecologist with interest in family planning (no OB) Manhattan, New York

Posted 10 days ago

ihc recruitingNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350,000–$375,000

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About the role

Board Certified GYN or OB/Gyn Physician State-licensed Diagnostic & Treatment Center specializing in gynecology and family planning Seeking a full-time, physician to practice comprehensive gynecology and provide abortion care across all trimesters. This role offers a unique opportunity to focus exclusively on gynecology and family planning without the demands of obstetric care or night calls. Opportunity to train and mentor residents and visiting providers Engage in advocacy and research initiatives to advance reproductive health Collaborate with major academic institutions, including NYU Langone and Mount SinaiPart of an expanding team with strong clinical growth and innovation Mission-driven organization committed to compassionate, patient-centered reproductive healthcare Competitive salary: $350,000–$375,000 (based on experience) Sponsored malpractice insuranceCME reimbursement up to $2,000 Tuesday–Saturday work schedule Generous paid time off Health & dental insurance (including eligible dependents) Commuter pre-tax reimbursement Short- & long-term disability coverage Paid family leave 401(k) with Safe Harbor contributions after 1 year Eligible for New York State loan forgiveness programs Commitment to training the next generation of providers Strong dedication to advancing reproductive health Inclusive, diversity-focused workplace committed to equitable care and employment practices Join a leading reproductive healthcare team in New York City

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