A Neonatology Physician provides specialized care for newborns, primarily in a Level II/III neonatal intensive care unit with 25 beds and an average daily census of 10-15 infants. The role includes 24-hour out-of-house coverage, managing cases without ECMO or surgery, and caring for babies from 23 weeks gestational age to term. The physician must be Texas licensed and board certified in neonatology, working in a hospital with approximately 1,600 to 1,800 deliveries annually.