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OBGYN | Texas Gulf Coast | Collegial Private Practice

Posted 2 days ago

jackson physician searchAustin (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

A well-established, physician-led OB/GYN private practice on the Texas Gulf Coast is adding a BE/BC Obstetrician-Gynecologist. For 30+ years the group has cared for local families, and strong demand means a new physician can build a full panel quickly. The practice is independent of the hospital system, with a close culture where partners cover for one another.
The Opportunity:
  • Balanced OB/GYN mix with a 4.5-day workweek
  • Dedicated OR block time Monday through Wednesday mornings
  • About 120 deliveries a month for the group; 3 to 4 GYN surgeries per physician per week
  • NextGen in clinic, Epic at the hospital; on-site mammography, ultrasound and lab
  • Office connects by skywalk to the hospital, a one-minute walk to L&DLevel IV Maternal designation, Level III NICU, tenured L&D nurses and OB hospitalist support1:7 home call, practice patients only, no ED call, light clinic on post-call day
  • Guaranteed base salary + sign-on bonus, partnership trackPTO, malpractice coverage
  • The Area:
  • Beaches, boating and fishing close byAbout 2 hours from San Antonio, international airport in town
  • Strong schools
  • Cost of living about 13% below the national average
  • No state income tax

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