Per Diem OB Hospitalist Opportunity Southern California
Position Overview
A well-established women's health program is seeking a Board-Certified OB/GYN to provide per diem OB Hospitalist coverage. This opportunity offers 24-hour in-house shifts within a community hospital setting supported by Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Neonatology specialists.
Compensation:
Orientation: $110/hr
Hourly: $215/hr
Holiday: $270/hr
This role is ideal for physicians seeking flexible scheduling while practicing comprehensive obstetric care in a collaborative environment.
Schedule
24-hour in-house shifts
Per diem coverage
Ongoing opportunities available
Practice Setting
Community Hospital
Level III NICU
Supported by affiliated Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Neonatology services
Clinical Responsibilities
Labor and delivery coverage
Delivery attendance
OB triage
Patient evaluation and management
Surgical first assist duties
Fetal monitoring
Emergency Department OB/GYN coverage
Management of obstetric emergencies
Volume
Approximately 30 deliveries per month
Support Services
Maternal-Fetal Medicine support
Neonatology support
Level III NICU resources
Collaborative multidisciplinary care team
Qualifications
Required
Board Certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology
Active California Medical License
Minimum of one year post-residency clinical experience
Current NPDB Self-Query dated within 30 days of presentation
Completed prescreen questionnaire
Updated CV in MM/YYYY format with all employment gaps explained
Submission Requirements
Candidates must provide the following at the time of presentation:
Board Certification documentation
Active California medical license
Current NPDB Self-Query report
Completed prescreen questionnaire
Updated CV with complete work history
Home address, phone number, and email listed on the first page of the CV
Why Consider This Opportunity?
Flexible per diem schedule
24-hour in-house hospitalist model
Strong specialist support from MFM and Neonatology teams
Level III NICU resources
Scenic Southern California location with access to outdoor recreation, hiking, and national parks
Collaborative obstetric care environment
