Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Obstetrics and Gynecology - $2,400 to $2,500 per day in Langhorne, PA

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$2,400 to $2,500 per day

About The Position

Locum OB / GYN – Call Coverage | Pennsylvania

Practice Setting : Hospital Call OB / GYN

Dates of Coverage : ASAP, as needed

Call Ratio : 1 : 6

Number of Physicians in Practice : 4

Other OB / GYNs Providing Coverage During Locums Dates : No

Onsite Lab : Yes

Onsite Ultrasound : Yes

Estimated Credentialing Timeframe : ASAP

Covered Costs : Hotel + Mileage (IRS Standard Rate)

Required Obstetrics Procedures :

Low Risk Pregnancy (Twins, Toxemia, Pyelonephritis, etc.)

High Risk Pregnancy (Toxemia, Diabetes, Cardiac Class II+, Chronic Lung, Renal Disease, etc.)

Labor & Delivery Procedures :

Routine Vaginal Delivery, Low Forceps

Decision-Making for C-Section

Complicated Deliveries (C-Section, Breech, Multiple Births, Abruptions, etc.)

VBACs

Repair of 3rd & 4th Degree Lacerations

Gynecology Procedures :

Surgical Gynecology – Open

Laparoscopic (Diagnostic / Minor) : Tubal Ligation, LOAs, Chromopertubation

Operative / Major (Includes Diagnostic) : Ectopic Pregnancy, Oophorectomy, Cystectomy, Extensive LOAs

Submission Requirements :

Board Certified – Required

Active Pennsylvania State License – Required

BLS, ACLS – Required

Certification Requirements :

ACLS

BLS

Board Certified

State License Requirement :

Pennsylvania

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