Summary Sheet: Healthcare & Medical |
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| Advertiser Name | Jackson + Coker | | Advertiser Type: | Agency |
| Classification: | Healthcare & Medical | | Subclassification: | |
| Country: | United States | | Location: | United States |
| Language: | English - United Kingdom (en-GB) | | Contact Name: | |
| Employment Type: | Contract | | Workhours: | Full Time |
Position: Physician / ObGyn / California / Locum tenens / OB/GYN Physician Job in California In House Call ASA |
Description: OB/GYN Physician Job in California In House Call ASAP Start for Ongoing Dates Schedule needed for Assignment : Start as soon as credentialed for 6 call shifts/month and 5-8 clinic shifts/month Job Details/Requirements: Board Certified or Board Eligible California license required Residency Requirements/Fellowship ACGME Accredited Residency required Other Certifications DEA, BLS, ACLS Malpractice clean required Availability at time of name clear required Setting: Mix of outpatient clinic and inpatient hospital call. Outpatient: 15-20 patients/day Inpatient: Deliveries (45-55/month), with 25-30% C-section rate (CNMs assist). Required Procedures: Vaginal deliveries, C-sections (assist required), Sterilizations, birth control, laparoscopic tubals (at Santa Cruz Surgery Center). No abortions or postpartum tubal ligations (except during C-sections). EMR: Cerner Support Staff: Clinic: Full-time ultrasonographer with 30+ years of experience, 1 RN managing diabetic patients and NSTs. Hospital: Ultrasonographer and 24/7 anesthesia coverage (10 MDs). Average Deliveries/Day: Approximately 1.5/day (45-55/month). C-section Team: Provider must assist. NICU Level: III (partnership with Lucile Packard Children s Hospital Stanford). Specialist Collaboration: Strong partnerships with Stanford and community perinatologists/neonatologists. Patient Demographics: Mostly low-risk, underserved populations. Bilingual providers preferred. Is the locums required to monitor patient if on Pitocin? Yes Does the physician need to be onsite if a patient is given Pitocin (or another medication to increase contractions)? Yes, OB hospitalists are required to be in hospital during entire call shift. Is there an expectation for the provider to
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