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OB/GYN Hospitalist

Posted 2 days ago

ohsuPortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$290344 - 311288 per year

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About the role

OHSU seeks an OB/GYN Hospitalist at the Assistant Professor level to provide inpatient labor and postpartum care, treat emergency department patients with obstetric and gynecologic concerns, and educate medical learners. The role also includes scholarly and faculty service activities. Manage antepartum, labor, and postpartum care for low- and high-risk patients. Evaluate and treat emergency department patients with women's health concerns. Provide medical and surgical management of obstetric and gynecologic conditions. Work collaboratively with maternal-fetal medicine specialists, generalists, and residents. Teach and evaluate fellows, residents, medical students, and other clinical trainees. Participate in scholarly work, faculty meetings, committees, and departmental activities. Inpatient obstetric care Antepartum management Labor and delivery management Postpartum care High-risk pregnancy management Emergency department evaluation Gynecologic medical management Gynecologic surgical management Independent surgical practice Clinical teaching MD degree Oregon medical license Completion of an Obstetrics and Gynecology residency Board-certified or board-eligible in Obstetrics and Gynecology Independent surgical experience sufficient for a broad range of surgeries

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