Ob/Gyn Physician & Clinician Informaticist (Teaching)

Cambridge Health Alliance; Revere (MA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 330,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental insurance

403(b) retirement with match

Generous PTO

CME allowance/time & dollars

Job summary

Cambridge Health Alliance is recruiting a full-time OBGYN physician to provide comprehensive obstetric, gynecologic, maternity and reproductive health care. The role includes serving as a clinician informaticist, reporting to the CHIO, and participating in population health initiatives.

You will teach medical students and residents, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and contribute to Epic EHR optimization to improve workflows and patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• BE/BC in obstetrics and gynecology; board eligibility considered.
• Experience with innovative care models, data analytics and governance.
• Familiarity with Epic EHR is a plus and IT literacy is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide full-scope OB/GYN care including obstetrics, gynecology and maternity services.
• Serve as clinician informaticist, reporting to the CHIO.
• Teach medical students and residents from Harvard Medical School and affiliate centers.
• Drive optimization of the electronic health record to improve workflow and patient care.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team across CHA sites in Cambridge, Somerville and Revere.

Skills

Clinical excellence

Communication skills

Data analytics

Operational governance

Information technology

Education

BE/BC in obstetrics and gynecology

Tools

Epic EHR

Job description

Cambridge Health Alliance is recruiting a full-time OBGYN physician to provide comprehensive obstetric, gynecologic, maternity and reproductive health care. The role includes serving as a clinician informaticist, reporting to the CHIO, and participating in population health initiatives.

You will teach medical students and residents, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and contribute to Epic EHR optimization to improve workflows and patient outcomes.