OB/GYN Hospitalist | Marietta, OH
@ Ob Hospitalist GroupOB/GYN Hospitalist | Marietta, OH
About the job
Marietta Memorial Medical Center, part of Memorial Health, seeks OB/GYN physicians for hospitalist roles. Focus on patient safety, collaboration, education, and community service with flexible scheduling, benefits, and development opportunities.
Requirements
- OB/GYN licensed physician
- Experience in inpatient care
- Ability to manage labor and deliveries
- Strong communication skills
- Teamwork and collaboration
Qualifications
- Medical degree (MD or DO)
- Board-certified or eligible
- Ohio medical license
- Commitment to patient safety
Full job description
Hospital Name: Marietta Memorial Medical Center
The Opportunity:
OB Hospitalist Group (OBHG) is seeking OB/GYN physicians to join the hospitalist program at Marietta Memorial Medical Center, part of Memorial Health, a not-for-profit, community-focused integrated health system.
This program supports comprehensive women's health services across the Mid-Ohio Valley with a strong emphasis on patient safety, collaboration, medical education, and community service. As an OBHG Hospitalist, you'll provide high-quality, in-house care while enjoying a predictable schedule and excellent work/life balance.
Position Highlights:
Flexible scheduling
Full-time, part-time, and PRN options
CME allowance & 401(k)
Paid medical malpractice insurance with tail coverage
Paid parental leave
Full medical, dental, and vision benefits
Leadership training and career advancement opportunities
Collegial, team-based environment
Ongoing professional development and training
Volunteer opportunities including group medical mission trips
Wellness programs, engagement initiatives, and recognition opportunities
Role Responsibilities:
OB/GYN Hospitalists provide comprehensive inpatient care, including:
Managing emergent OB patients regardless of circumstance
Labor management and vaginal/operative deliveries
OB triage evaluation and treatment
Surgical procedures and surgical assists
ED consultations
Postpartum care
Care of unassigned patients
Supporting private practice OB/GYNs
Educating and supporting nursing staff
Participating in resident and medical student education
Emergency drills, simulations, and quality initiatives
Developing best practices and participating in clinical trials
Facilitating daily interdisciplinary board rounds to enhance patient safety
Interested in Learning More?
Mike Michalski