Location:Russellville, AR
Russellville offers an ideal blend of small-town charm and academic vibrancy as home to Arkansas Tech University, situated on the beautiful shores of Lake Dardanelle with excellent outdoor recreation opportunities. The community provides convenient access to larger metropolitan areas while maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere with a thriving local economy and charming downtown.
Facility:This 170-bed regional medical center is part of a nationally recognized healthcare network committed to making communities healthier. The facility features advanced maternity services with 6 private birthing suites, state-of-the-art equipment including wireless fetal monitoring technology and da Vinci Xi robotics capabilities, plus a Level II Nursery with 8 special care beds and exceptional clinical support from ACLS, PALS, and NRP certified staff.
Opportunity:Board Certified - Obstetrics and Gynecology
Job Details:• Join a well-established group with strong referral base and collegial, team-oriented culture
• Work alongside 5 board-certified OB/GYNs, a board-certified gynecologist, and experienced advanced practitioners
• Utilize robotics-ready technology with da Vinci Xi surgical system available
• Benefit from robust administrative and operational support to focus on patient care
• Enjoy sustainable call schedule and culture that prioritizes physician wellness
• Provide comprehensive obstetric care in 6 private birthing suites with advanced amenities
• Access to wireless fetal monitoring technology and state-of-the-art labor beds
• Utilize supportive labor/birthing tools including birthing balls and peanut balls
• Collaborate with certified nursing staff in ACLS, PALS and Neonatal Resuscitation Program
• Support post-partum education including golden hour bonding and comprehensive breastfeeding/lactation support
• Manage Level II Nursery cases with 8 special care beds available
• Work closely with pediatric partners to ensure continuity of care when needed
Compensation:Employed salary with benefits.
