Midwest Permanent, Employed Opportunity
84 shifts a year. Approximately 7 shifts a month. No clinic. No call when your shift ends.
We are recruiting an OB/GYN Hospitalist to join a highly respected women's health program within a large, established Midwest health system.
This opportunity is designed for physicians who love obstetrics but want more predictability, fewer days at work, and more time to enjoy life outside of medicine.
Compensation & Quality of Life
- Compensation - above the 75th percentile MGMA benchmark for OB/GYN Hospitalists
- $150,000 retention incentive
- -hour shifts annually - approximately 7/month
- No traditional clinic schedule
- No call outside of scheduled shifts
- $6,000 annual CME allowance
- Comprehensive employed benefits
- 403(b) and 457(b) retirement plans
- PSLF eligible
- J-1 and H-1B visa support
How would you want your shifts structured?
Seven shifts per month is the traditional full-time model, but the team is open to discussing flexible and block scheduling options. Whether you'd prefer your shifts grouped for longer stretches off or spread throughout the month, we'd love to hear what schedule would work best for your life.
A Strong Clinical Environment
Practice in an established, high-volume women's health program with approximately 3,000 deliveries annually, a Level III NICU, dedicated OB Emergency Department, strong Maternal-Fetal Medicine support, and an established OB Hospitalist program.
Where in the Midwest? Des Moines, Iowa.
If Des Moines isn't already on your radar, it may surprise you.
This isn't a rural Iowa opportunity. Des Moines is a growing Midwest metro offering affordable housing, shorter commutes, strong schools, restaurants and entertainment, and 100+ miles of biking trails-without many of the costs and headaches of larger cities.
For physicians interested in block scheduling, Des Moines International Airport is convenient and easy to navigate, making travel in and out of the city straightforward.
More Life Outside of Medicine
If you love Labor & Delivery but want fewer workdays, predictable time off, no clinic, and no call once your shift ends, this could be worth a conversation.
So, what would your ideal schedule look like?
You don't have to be actively looking. Let's discuss what you want professionally and personally and see if we can build an opportunity that fits your life, not the other way around.
