Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician

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  Schedule: Clinic Mon-Thus is 9a 4:30p and Fri is 9a 3:30p. 24 hour call from 7am Sunday 7am Monday.
  
  
  
  


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  Call-back Percentage: Weekdays 2%, Weekend 5%, OB 20%, GYN 80%


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  Locum tenens will work at satellite locations: No


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  Dates of Coverage: ASAP to August 2025


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  Reason for coverage: loss of Physicians in the community

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  Percentage of the Practice: Low risk pregnancy 40%, High risk pregnancy 30%, C-Section 30%, Office GYN 80%, Surgical GYN 20%


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  Average number of patients per day: Clinic 20, Hospital 1-2


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  Average number of deliveries per physician: 3


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  Average number of GYN Surgeries per week: Clinic 1-3, Hospital 1-2


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  OB/GYNs in your group: 5


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  Mid-levels: 3.5


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  Locum tenens physician required to supervise other healthcare providers: No


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  Other OB/GYNs be present during locum tenens coverage: Yes

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  Onsite Lab & Ultrasound Performed by Tech
  


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  No. of exam rooms: 12


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  Office ancillary staff: 1/1 MA coverage, Sonographer, 3 front desk, 1 surgical scheduler


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  Documentation: EMR for Clinic and Hospital

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  Locum tenens will require hospital privileges: Yes


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  Time needed to obtain privileges: 90 days


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  Number of hospitals the locum tenens will cover: 1


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  Facility: UCHealth Parkview


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  Total number of beds: 350


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  Trauma level III
  


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  Referral/Transfer protocol: in-house UCH Doc Line


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  Locum tenens will be involved in covering/supervising teaching services (residents/fellows): Yes, oversee Community Health Center CNM's with c-section

• Low risk pregnancy Pt s with pre-existing problems, history of twins, history of toxemia,pyelonephritis, hyperemesis,etc.


• High risk pregnancy Pt. s with toxemia, diabetes, Class II or higher cardiacs, chronic lung problems, chronic renal disease, etc.
  
  


• FHR interpretation NST/CST/FSE
  
  


• OB ultrasounds - Level I/screening (viability) & Level II/targeted (anatomic)


• Routine delivery Vaginal, low forceps, decision-making for C-section


• Complicated delivery C-section, breech, multiple births, abruptions, etc.
  
  


• VBAC s
  
  


• Repair of 3rd & 4th degree lacerations
  
  


• Office/minor gynecology IUD, Cystoscopy, colposcopy, cryosurgery, LEEP, etc.


• Surgical gynecology open laparoscopic diagnostic/minor only tubal ligation, LOA s, chromal tubation & operative/major (includes diagnostic) ectopic pregnancy, ovary removal, cystectomy, extensive LOA s