California Hospital Medical Center in Los Angeles, California OB/GYN Hospitalist Opportunity
OBHG OB/GYN Hospitalists are the in-house experts whose ability to handle any obstetric emergency dramatically improves patient safety and satisfaction.
This opportunity involves working collaboratively with local obstetricians to ensure that every pregnant woman who presents to the hospital is cared for by an experienced physician every time. We are seeking OB/GYNs with exceptional clinical and communication skills, a passion for healthcare quality improvement, and a desire to shape the future of our specialty.
As a clinician-centered company, OBHG provides an unparalleled benefits package and superior work/life balance. Full-time Hospitalists have the freedom to create their own schedules typically seven 24-hour shifts per month with no on-call duty or office management.
Our OB/GYN Hospitalist jobs offer:
- Guaranteed shifts and hourly rate
- Flexible scheduling
- Potential for bonuses
- Medical, dental, vision & Rx benefits
- CME allowance
- 401k retirement plan with employer match
- Medical malpractice insurance with unlimited tail coverage
- Leadership training and advancement opportunities
- Generous physician referral awards
- Private peer-to-peer counseling
- Supportive national network of OB colleagues
- About 21 days off per month
California Hospital Medical Center s (CHMC) Family Birth Center has a team of specialists working seamlessly together to make any expectant mother's childbirth experience a safe and joyful experience. CHMC features a 26-bed, fully equipped Level III NICU, offering the most advanced services needed for premature babies. Currently, CHMC is building a state-of-the-art patient tower that will completely modernize mother-baby care with 28 private postpartum rooms, private NICU rooms, specially designed water birthing suite (one of only a few in Los Angeles County), three surgery suites, and a pregnancy care center with private triage. CHMC currently performs approximately 2,593 annual deliveries and 4,983 triage visits.