Physician Obstetrics & Gynecology - Competitive Salary

• Job Title: Obstetrician-Gynecologist (OB/GYN)

• Job Type: Permanent (Full-Time)

• Location: Mountain Home, AR

• Service Setting: Inpatient and Outpatient Obstetrics and Gynecology

• Clinical Shift Schedule: Standard clinic hours

• On-Call Shift Schedule: 8 weekdays per month & only 4 weekends per year

• Call Ratio: 1:3 call rotation

• Onsite Equipment:

   - 3 Ultrasound Machines

   - Non-Stress Test (NST)

   - Colposcope

• OB Department:

   - 650-700 deliveries/year

   - Level 2 Nursery with support from 3 Pediatricians

   - 2 OB/GYN physicians on staff

   - 24/7 Anesthesia Coverage

• Surgical Technology: Da Vinci XI and Da Vinci 5 robotic systems

• Hospital Privileges Required: Yes

• Competitive base salary ($400,000+) plus production bonus opportunity

• Commencement bonus ($75,000)

• Relocation: Assistance provided

• Education Stipend: Available, if applicable

• Loan Repayment:

   - Eligible for Arkansas Community Match Rural Practice Incentive (if eligible)

   - Eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)

• Insurance:

   - Health, Dental, Vision, Disability, and Life Insurance

   - Professional Liability Insurance

• Retirement Plan: Included

• Paid Time Off:

   - 27 Days PTO

   - 5 Days CME

   - CME Allowance included

• Licenses: Arkansas medical license (or eligibility to obtain)

• Certifications: Board Certified/Board Eligible in Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Experience: Open to experienced physicians and new graduates

• Other Qualifications:

   - Strong teamwork and patient-centered care approach

   - Competency in routine and high-risk OB, gynecologic surgery, and procedures

• Provide comprehensive OB/GYN services in a hospital-affiliated clinic

• Conduct prenatal care, deliveries, gynecologic procedures, and surgeries

• Participate in 1:3 shared hospital call

• Collaborate with pediatricians, anesthesia, and hospital staff for safe, coordinated care

• Utilize advanced technology including robotic-assisted surgery