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Physician / Hospitalist / Pennsylvania / Permanent / Pittsburgh, PA Daytime OB Hospitalist Position - Academic Affiliation Job

Posted 19 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

This premier Academic-Affiliated OB Hospitalist position is with a nationally recognized leader in Women's Health, located in Pittsburgh, PA.
Position Details:
  • 12hr and/or 24hr Laborist shifts
  • Occurrence Malpractice Insurance (your tail will be covered if you were ever to leave)
  • You have the option to get involved with teaching, secondary to your Laborist position
  • Join a team of Board-Certified OB Hospitalists. Your option to do women's research
Top-notch compensation & benefits package offered Community Information: 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 each small towns where families have lived for generations, building a sense of loyalty and pride in their communities. 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-62

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