OBGYN opportunity in Stayton, OR
- Located 15 minutes from Salem and 1 hour from Portland
Group seeking candidate for immediate fill About the Job- Full-time, permanent
- Hospital employed
- 3 full clinic days
- Clinic Open 8:30 - 5:00 pm M-F
- 200+ babies a year and growing
- Call rotation is 1:4
- Personal MA
- Epic EMR
- Neonatal cared for by Family Practice Physicians w/ telemed back up. In-House ambulance available. Critical Care transport via helicopter available.
- 5 Labor and delivery Room in the Hospital on the Birth Floor
- GYN on the surgery floor
- C-Section room on the same floor
- Deliveries are low risk
- Do not deliver before 36 weeks
Benefits:- PTO 5 week and 1 week CME. CME reimbursement up to $2,500
- Relocation bonus and sign on bonus.
- 401(k) Retirement plan
- Health care Benefits both dental and vision insurance
- Disability and life insurance
- Paid malpractice
- Employer contributions to retirement plans
Qualifications- Medical Degree
- Oregon License eligibility
- Oregon Credentials and Malpractice Coverage
- BC/BE
About Stayton:Located in the beautiful Willamette Valley, Stayton is conveniently located 12 minutes from Salem and one hours drive from Portland. Beautiful mountains and plentiful outdoor activities make Stayton the perfect home for a nature enthusiast. Also, located in the heart of Oregon's premier wine region, Stayton offers bountiful weekend getaways. With a medium size population base, Stayton offers the opportunity to get to know your patients while also keeping your practice bustling.
About the HospitalThe hospital is a not-for-profit, 40 bed acute-care hospital located in Stayton, Oregon and serves more than 30,000 people annually from the communities of Stayton, Sublimity, Aumsville, Mill City, Jefferson, and the surrounding areas.We specialize in a wide range of treatments at our hospital and our clinics are designed to serve the medical needs of our communities.Our hospital has a long history in the Willamette Valley, dating back to 1950 when the North Santiam area community leaders formed a nonprofit organization with the mission to build a community hospital. By 1953, the hospital doors open, after much appreciation to generous donations from more than 3,000 community individuals and businesses.