OB/GYN Site Director
ob hospitalist groupLexington (KY)
OB/GYN Site Director
Posted 4 days ago
ob hospitalist groupLexington (KY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The OBHG Site Director serves as the clinical and operational physician leader for an OB Hospitalist program at a partner hospital. This role combines hands-on OB hospitalist clinical coverage with site-level leadership, team development, hospital relationship management, and quality oversight. It is an ideal opportunity for a board-certified OB/GYN physician who enjoys clinical work, physician leadership, hospital collaboration, and building a high-performing OB hospitalist program. Practice InfoOB Hospitalist program at a partner hospital Shift & Schedule Five or more OB Hospitalist shifts per month, while also fulfilling leadership and administrative responsibilities
Responsibilities:
- Providing direct OB Hospitalist clinical coverage
- Leading the local OB Hospitalist physician and/or CNM team
- Supporting 24/7 OB Hospitalist program reliability and clinical coverage
- Building strong relationships with hospital administration, nursing leadership, medical staff, and community OB providers
- Collaborating with OBHG leadership to meet clinical, operational, and hospital partnership goals
- Supporting clinician onboarding, training, development, and engagement
- Promoting a culture of safety, accountability, professionalism, and high-quality patient care
- Participating in quality improvement, safety, peer review, and maternal health initiatives
- Helping resolve operational challenges, scheduling concerns, and communication issues
- Representing OBHG professionally within the hospital and broader medical community
- Traveling to the hospital or other locations as needed to address site-specific priorities
- CompensationCompetitive compensation
Benefits:
- Medical, dental, vision, prescription benefitsCME allowance 401(k) employer match
- Professional liability insurance with tail coverage
- Advancement opportunities
- Access to OBHG's broader clinical leadership infrastructure
Qualifications:
- Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (required)
- Board certification in Obstetrics and Gynecology (required)
- Active or eligible medical license in the state of practice (required)
- Active or eligible hospital privileges (required)
- Strong clinical experience in labor and delivery, obstetric emergencies, OB triage, and inpatient obstetric care (required)
- Demonstrated leadership ability within a hospital, group practice, department, committee, or clinical program (required)
- Excellent communication, relationship-building, and conflict-resolution skills (required)
- Commitment to maternal safety, patient experience, clinical quality, and team-based care (required)
- Prior OB Hospitalist experience (preferred)
- Prior medical director, site director, department chair, committee leadership, or physician leadership experience (preferred)
- Experience working collaboratively with hospital administration, nursing leadership, private practice physicians, and advanced practice clinicians (preferred)
- Familiarity with quality metrics, patient safety programs, peer review, clinical protocols, and labor and delivery operations (preferred)
- Interest in physician mentorship, team development, and program growth (preferred)
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