OB/GYN Nocturnist Laborist, PRN
Highlights from the posting
- Nights
- 600-bed hospital
- Level I trauma center
- Teaching or academic
In short
PRN OB/GYN Nocturnist Laborist role at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Temple, TX, an employed position providing direct patient care. The hospital has about 3000 deliveries a year, many high acuity, with on-site OBGYN subspecialists and academic appointments available.
About this job
- The work
- Direct patient care as a nocturnist laborist. Opportunity to participate in lectures, grand rounds, research and quality improvement projects, with Baylor College of Medicine – Temple academic appointments.
- Schedule
- PRN, nocturnist laborist shifts.
- Patients
- Approximately 3000 deliveries, many of which are high acuity. Access to REI, MFM, FPMRS, GynOnc and Pediatric & Adolescent Gynecology subspecialists.
- What the pay includes
- Salary; employed position. No state income tax.
- Requirements
- Board certified or board eligible OB/GYN with a Doctorate Degree in Medicine and a Texas medical license from the Texas Medical Board.
- Benefits named
- Comprehensive benefits package.
Details
- Pay stated
- Not stated
- Specialty
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Employment
- PRN
- Health system
- Baylor Scott & White Health
- Site
- The Clinic
- Location
- Temple, TX 76508
- Posted
- First seen here
- Last checked
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Source
Apply on Baylor Scott & White Health’s site
Posted by Baylor Scott & White Health as “OB/GYN - Nocturnist Laborist (PRN) in Temple, TX”, job 26004341. Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.
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