Clinical Component

Navigating the Clinical Component

Focused, Inpatient-Centered Care

Your clinical work as an OBGYN Hospitalist in Lawton will revolve entirely around inpatient obstetric and gynecologic care. Instead of splitting your time between clinic visits and unpredictable hospital calls, your role is designed to keep you present in the hospital during your scheduled shifts. This allows you to dedicate full attention to laboring mothers, surgical cases, and acute gynecologic emergencies, ensuring consistent, high-quality care.

Collaborative Labor & Delivery Coverage

You will share responsibility with Dr. Berman, covering opposite schedules to guarantee round-the-clock access to board-certified OB expertise. Nights and weekends are your focus, giving the hospital the continuous coverage that is often lacking in other community settings. Your presence helps reduce burnout among outpatient-based colleagues while also providing patients with the confidence that an experienced OBGYN is always available.

Streamlined Work Environment

The hospital is gathering six-month volume data to further define average deliveries and workload, but the need for hospitalist support is already clear. Your role will alleviate pressure on private practice physicians and create a safer, more sustainable care environment for both staff and patients. While specific EMR details were not provided, you can expect a modern system to support documentation and streamline workflow during busy shifts.

  • Dedicated inpatient focus with no outpatient clinic responsibilities
  • Coverage includes labor and delivery, surgical consults, and gynecologic emergencies
  • Two weeks of nights per month plus two full weekend call blocks
  • Opposite rotation to current hospitalist ensures continuity of care
  • Hospital reviewing volume data to refine workload expectations
  • Locums or hospitalist experience considered a strong asset

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