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AlediumHR is seeking board-certified or board-eligible OB-GYN hospitalists for opportunities in Texas, including Arlington and the Dallas–Fort Worth area. This hospital-based role emphasizes labor, delivery, and urgent gynecologic care with seven 24-hour shifts per month and no outpatient clinic responsibilities.
You will join a collaborative, midwife-led care model supported by in-house CNMs, nursing teams, anesthesia, and clinical leadership, with dedicated inpatient coverage and predictable
Seven 24-Hour Shifts. No Outpatient Clinic. No RVU Pressure.
A growing women’s health organization is seeking board-certified or board-eligible OB‑GYN hospitalists for opportunities in Texas.
Current locations include:
Candidates may indicate one preferred location or express interest in both communities.
This position is built for an OB‑GYN physician who wants to remain closely involved in labor, delivery, and urgent gynecologic care without maintaining an outpatient panel or carrying the administrative responsibilities of a traditional private practice.
The hospitalist works within a collaborative, midwife‑led care model supported by in‑house Certified Nurse Midwives, nursing teams, anesthesia providers, hospital staff, and clinical leadership.
The hospitalist model includes:
Specific schedules, hospital partners, patient volumes, and coverage arrangements will be reviewed during the interview process.
You will:
Several years of OB‑GYN experience are preferred. Robotics training and prior clinical leadership experience may be required for certain locations.
The total package includes:
Additional incentives and relocation support may vary by location.
This is an opportunity to continue providing meaningful obstetric and gynecologic care within a schedule and support structure designed to sustain a physician career.
AlediumHR and its client are equal opportunity employers. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.