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The Medicus Firm has 76 physician jobs in Obstetrics & Gynecology with salaries ranging from $220,000 to $800,000
OBGYN | $580k+ Year One | Minnesota
Ref# OBG 25774
OB/GYN | Midwest Only Work 180-Days Per Year Making $580k+ Position that Promotes a Great Quality of Life Practice Highlights Flexible 4-day work week that provide » Read More
Minnesota
OBGYN | 26 Weeks/Yr | Coastal Carolinas
Ref# OBG 23898
Employed OB/GYN - South Carolina WORK 26 WEEKS PER YEAR! Join the Region's Premier Health System near the South Carolina Coast Inpatient/outpatient mix - includin » Read More
South Carolina
Metro Atlanta OB-GYN
Ref# OBG 25260
Metro Atlanta OB-GYN Shape the Future of a Growing OB-GYN Practice in a Top Ranked Georgia Health System Position Highlights : - Play a vital role in a growing practice i » Read More
Georgia
OBGYN | 570K+ | Visa Sponsorship | Illinois
Ref# OBG 24667
OB/GYN Physician Southern Illinois Position Highlights Join a thriving, well-established OB/GYN practice with strong ties to a reputable academic institution. Low » Read More
Illinois
Laborist | Boston
Ref# OBG 24932
Academic OB Hospitalist/Laborist- Boston Medical Center Boston, MA Laborist Position Highlights : -12 or 24 hour shifts available -Ambulatory Care Available » Read More
Massachusetts
Baltimore OB/GYN - 3 day work week
Ref# OBG 25552
Baltimore OB/GYN 3 day workweek Position Highlights 3 day workweek - two 8-hour clinic days and on 24-hour call/inpatient day Established team of 14 OBs and 10 midwives » Read More
Maryland
Unique Obstetrics | Only Work Half the Year! | $400,000+
Ref# OBG 23912
Unique Obstetrics Opportunity WORKING LESS THAN HALF THE YEAR, MAKING $350K+ Practice Highlights: Work Life Balance: Only working 24 weeks in a year!! Award Winning Hospi » Read More
Indiana
Metro Florida | NO NIGHT CALL
Ref# OBG 23026
OBGYN in Florida NO NIGHT CALL! Position Highlights: An organization committed to mindfulness! Avoid burnout with no night call responsibilities 860+ bed hospital » Read More
Florida
OB/GYN | Work-Life Balance | Arizona
Ref# OBG 25940
OB/GYN PHYSICIAN Southern Arizona Sunshine Position Highlights Established Practice: Hospital-employed with a supportive team environment Maximize Quality of Li » Read More
Arizona
OBGYN | Build Your High-Growth Practice! | Dallas/Forth Worth
Ref# OBG 25817
OB/GYN PHYSICIAN Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas *Expanding Market with Huge Demand!* GROW YOUR PRACTICE ... GROW YOUR INCOME! · No Ceiling: Commencement bon » Read More
Texas
Obstetrics & Gynecology Jobs
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Salary + Job Growth
On average, an Obstetrician/Gynecologist makes $239,403 per year, which averages out to about $115 per hour. It is important to remember, however, that your salary will vary based on your location, skillset, and years of experience. With that being said, the highest-paying states for this field (in ascending order) are as follows: Washington, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, and Alaska. The average salaries in these states range from $233,229, in Washington, to $266,632, in Alaska. This field is expected to grow by 7% by the year 2030.
Benefits
The benefits of working in the Obstetrics & Gynecology field are as follows: receiving above-average compensation, working in a high-demand field, having flexibility when it comes to practice settings, and working in a satisfying career.
Skills
In this field, some skills you should possess include communication skills, leadership, the ability to work on a team, and dexterity.
Job Duties
While working in Obstetrics & Gynecology, you can expect to perform duties such as studying the medical history of patients, conducting interviews and assessments, and performing gynecologic procedures, such as biopsies, performing ultrasounds, pap smears, pelvic exams, and more.
Work Environment
OB/GYNs work in outpatient clinics and hospitals, and may also specialize in particular areas.
Education
Although the journey to becoming a physician is long and can be daunting, some physicians choose to pursue CME, or continuing medical education. There are all kinds of resources that you can utilize to find CME resources, some of which are specialty-specific. There are also websites dedicated to helping physicians find CME resources. Some CME resources you may find include podcasts, live or virtual conferences, webinars, live or virtual courses, and videos. These organizations and websites are as follows: AudioDigest, BoardVitals, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), Mayou Clinic, myCME, and the American Seminar Institute.
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