Are you a Board-Certified OB/GYN Hospitalist seeking a flexible locum tenens opportunity? A hospital near Collins, Missouri, is looking for dedicated professionals to join their team in an inpatient setting. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a supportive environment while providing top-tier care to patients. Position Details Specialty: OB/GYN Hospitalist Start Date: March 2025 Shift Options: 12-hour shifts: 7 AM 7 PM or 7 PM 7 AM Weekend shifts: 6 AM 3 PM, 2 PM 11 PM, or 10 PM 7 AM Opportunities for 24-hour coverage based on scheduling needs. Responsibilities: Cover inpatient OB as well as inpatient GYN consults on the floor and in the ER. Manage a maximum of 9 scheduled cases per shift (3 during night shifts, 6 during day shifts), excluding unscheduled admissions. No outpatient/clinic duties required. Practice Setting and Support Beds in Department: 12 LDR + 3 low-intervention midwifery rooms. Support Staff: Day Shifts: 7 9 RNs, 1 charge nurse, 2 triage RNs. Night Shifts: 5 6 RNs, 1 charge nurse, 2 triage RNs. Additional Support: OB assistants and surgical technicians (available both day and night). EMR System: Epic Requirements Board certification in OB/GYN (ABOG) is mandatory. BLS, ACLS, and ATLS certifications required. Prior hospitalist experience preferred but not required. Availability for weekday and weekend coverage. Benefits Competitive locum tenens compensation. Opportunity to work in a Level I Trauma and Level II Pediatric facility. Flexible scheduling options to accommodate full-time or part-time candidates. Credentialing support provided; estimated timeframe of 90 days. Why Work Here? Supportive and collaborative team environment. Work in a facility equipped with 24/7 anesthesia, general surgery, radiology, and other specialty services. Serve a patient population with approximately 2,500 annual deliveries. If you're ready to explore this locum tenens opportunity near Collins, MO, and join a high-performing team, apply today using reference Job ID # j-262616. Take the next step in your career and make an impact in the lives of patients and families.
