Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician
archway physician recruitmentIssaquah (WA)
Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician
Posted 26 days ago
archway physician recruitmentIssaquah (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Locums OB/GYN Issaquah, WA (WA or IMLC) Why This RoleOutpatient clinic onlyNo callFlexible monthly commitmentDaytime weekday coverageOngoing need through at least OctoberAssignment DetailsStart/end: January 2027; ongoingSchedule: Monday-Friday clinic coverage; 7am-3pm or 8am-7pm shiftsCoverage need: 5-10 shifts/month January-April; 10-15 shifts/month April through at least OctoberCoverage type: Outpatient clinic only; no callVolume: 20 patients/shiftSetting: Outpatient OB/GYNSupport: 7 RNs, 13 MAs and 6 APPsEMR: EpicCredentialing: 90 days; no temporary privilegesClinical DetailsRequired scope: Low- and high-risk pregnancy managementRequired scope: Fetal heart rate interpretation and Level I OB ultrasoundRequired scope: Routine and complicated obstetric careRequired scope: Office/minor gynecology including IUDs, cystoscopy, colposcopy, cryosurgery and LEEP
Preferred:
Open and laparoscopic surgical gynecologyNo call responsibilitiesRequirementsBoard certified in OB/GYN
License:
WA or IMLCBLSActive DEACompensationRate caps apply per facilityMalpractice providedTravel and lodging reimbursed
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