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Posted: 09-Sep-25
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
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Internal Number: 2411
Ambulatory/ Clinic Only:
OBGYN provider will see a variety of obstetrical and gynecology patients in outpatient clinic setting. Clinic hours from 8am to 4pm. Must have skillset to perform in office procedures such as IUD/ Nexplanon insertion/ removal, colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, and NST evaluation. Cerner EMR. No inpatient duties such as patient rounding or call coverage. Compensation: $200 per hour for in-office time. Stipend for travel/housing in addition to clinical pay. Site specific occurrence malpractice coverage provided by IU Health.
Generalist/ Clinic and Call:
Full scope OBGYN Generalist work with ambulatory clinic and call duties. OBGYN will participate in postpartum rounding starting at 6am, begin clinic work at 9am. See OBGYN patients in clinic from 9am- 4pm. Must have skillset to perform in office procedures such as IUD/ Nexplanon insertion/ removal, colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, and NST evaluation. Work with inpatient Laborist to manage and deliver OB patients in the inpatient unit during the day and night. Level 3 NICU/ approximately 2000 deliveries a year Labor and Delivery Unit. Must have skill set to perform emergent gyn surgical procedures such as suction D&C, laparoscopic salpingectomy for ectopic pregnancy, laparoscopic cystectomy/ oopherectomy, and ER consultations. Cerner EMR. Compensation: $250 per hour. Stipend for travel/ housing in addition to clinical pay. Site specific occurrence malpractice coverage provided by IU Health.
Gyn Surgery Only:
OBGYN provides preoperative assessment in preoperative ambulatory clinical setting, performs gyn minor and major surgeries, performs postoperative rounding, and evaluates patient in postop ambulatory clinic visits. Skill set to perform the following surgeries: Minor gyn surgery- exam under anesthesia, LEEP, cold knife cone, diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy, suction D&C, hysteroscopic polypectomy/myomectomy, endometrial ablation, vulvar biopsy , diagnostic laparoscopy Major gyn surgery- laparoscopic adnexal surgery such as cystectomy/oophorectomy, abdominal and laparoscopy myomectomy, laparoscopic/vaginal/abdominal/ or robotic approaches for hysterectomy, laparoscopic/ robotic endometriosis resection/ fulguration Cerner EMR. Compensation: $300 per hour. Stipend for travel/housing in addition to clinical pay. Site specific occurrence malpractice coverage provided by IU Health.
For more details on compensation / compensation plans, please email Alisha Schweitzer: aschweitze@iuhealth.org
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