Physician Obstetrics & Gynecology - Competitive Salary
Job Description
OBGYN opening in Augusta, GA - Full-Time, Permanent Position - Seeking a BE/BC OBGYN to join groupAbout the Opportunity:A successful Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), is seeking an OBGYN to join our team in Augusta, Georgia. We offer a stable workforce, growth opportunities, and a comprehensive range of specialty services across 19 locations in Augusta and surrounding areas.Practice Details:Location: Augusta, GeorgiaTeam: 1 NP GYN, 1 Certified Nurse Midwife/NP, and support staffOther Resources: Additional OB GYN resources at other sites in the CSRAPractice Size: Over 50 providers, including 34 physicians, 10 PAs, and 12 NPsWork Schedule: Five-day work week, 8:00 AM 5:00 PM, with extended hours on Mondays until 7:00 PM at the Golden Camp Road location. No weekend hours.Patient Load: Currently seeing 12+ patients per day and up to 10 new patients per weekPatient Demographics: Ages 16 to 70Call Rotation: Rotating call with providers in the OB/GYN groupSupervision: Up to 4 mid-level providersEMR System: ECWQualifications:Certification: Board eligible or Board certified in Obstetrics and GynecologyLicensure: Must have a Georgia medical license or the ability to obtain one prior to startingIncentive/Benefits Package:Compensation: Salary commensurate with experienceBenefits: Full package including health, disability, life, retirement planning, malpractice coverage, fees/dues, CME allowances, and PTOBonuses: Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance availableStudent Loans: Assistance with student loan repaymentAbout Hospital:Facilities: 354-bed full-service acute care hospitalSpecialties: Robotic-assisted surgeries, advanced orthopedic procedures, emergency care, women's servicesAccreditations: Level II Trauma Center, Accredited Chest Pain Center, Primary Stroke Care certified, Center of Excellence in Womens Health SurgeryBurn Center: Home to the largest burn center in the United States, the Burn Center, providing comprehensive burn and wound care to over 3,000 patients annually