Maternal Fetal Medicine - Staff Physician

Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine is seeking a Staff Physician to join a comprehensive team in Louisville, Kentucky. This role involves working with high-risk pregnancies, participating in collaborative care, and offers competitive compensation, including tuition loan reimbursement.

Benefits

Competitive salary with bonus potential

Tuition loan reimbursement (up to $100K over 5 years)

Ongoing research opportunities

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible physician required.
• Kentucky medical license or license eligible.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with various subspecialties in maternal-fetal medicine.
• Attend deliveries if preferred; provide telemedicine services.
• Participate in research opportunities through the Norton Healthcare Research Office.

Skills

Collaboration

Consultative Care

Diabetes Education

Education

Medical degree/diploma

Residency/fellowship certification

Job description

Staff Physician - Maternal Fetal Medicine

Job Description

NORTON CHILDREN’S MATERNAL-FETAL MEDICINE is seeking a fellowship-trained and board-certified or board eligible physician to join its growing practice in Louisville, Kentucky. This provider will join a comprehensive, collaborative team of nine maternal-fetal medicine physicians, high-risk OB/GYN physicians, 10 advanced practice registered nurses, two advanced practice registered nurses certified as diabetes educators, a clinical nutritionist, two nurse navigators, two social workers, two genetic counselors and 27 sonographers, four of whom are certified in fetal echocardiography. Our physicians provide services at Norton Hospital, which is connected by pedway to Norton Children’s Hospital, a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center with a 101-bed Level IV neonatal intensive care unit (NICU); and at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital, which offers a full range of pregnancy and newborn care and has a 44-bed Level III NICU. Both hospitals offer 24-hour obstetrics hospitalist services. At Norton Children’s Perinatal Center, we provide collaborative outpatient care from the beginning of a high-risk pregnancy diagnosis to the followup care of a newborn, all at the same location. That means many women with high-risk pregnancies — especially those who travel hundreds of miles for care — can consolidate their appointments. Norton Children’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine also offers telemedicine services and has outreach clinics in Bowling Green, Elizabethtown and Paducah, Kentucky.

ABOUT THE POSITION

· Opportunity to collaborate with a variety of clinicians across all major subspecialties, including preconception and genetic counseling

· Consultative model allowing maternal fetal medicine physicians to attend deliveries if preferred but not required

· Competitive compensation model, which includes base salary with bonus potential based on production and quality metrics

· Ongoing research opportunities available through the Norton Healthcare Research Office

· Strong referral network through Norton Medical Group, a physician led medical group that includes over 100 OB/GYN physicians and advanced practice providers

· Weekend on-call coverage split among providers with first call provided by physician extenders

· Tuition loan reimbursement offered; up to $100K over 5 years

REQUIREMENTS

· Medical degree/diploma

· Residency/fellowship certification

· Kentucky medical license or license eligible

MATERNAL-FETAL MEDICINE PRACTICE PATIENT STATISTICS

· Over 23,000 visits annually, including diabetes education

· MORE WOMEN choose to deliver their babies at Norton Healthcare facilities than any other in the region.

· 8,002 deliveries with Norton Women’s Care

· Approximately 100 ANNUAL Norton Maternal Opiate and Substance Treatment (MOST) Program admissions to provide prenatal care for women with
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER

ABOUT NORTON WOMEN’S CARE

· MORE WOMEN choose to deliver their babies at Norton Healthcare facilities than any other in the region.

o 50,725 Kentucky births in 2021

o 8,557 with Norton Women’s Care

· 16.8% of women who gave birth in the state

· Access to LEVEL IV and LEVEL III neonatal intensive care units

· SPECIALTY SERVICES: gynecologic care, pelvic health program, obstetrics, breast health

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or status as a protected veteran.