OB​/GYN Physician – Outpatient Prenatal Care & Gynecology

OB/GYN Physician – Outpatient Prenatal Care & Gynecology

True Health NY is seeking a dependable, clinically strong and patient-centered OB/GYN physician to serve as the physician anchor for our growing Brooklyn women's-health practice.

The successful physician will provide comprehensive outpatient prenatal and gynecologic care, build a stable long-term patient panel, perform common office procedures and ensure timely follow-through on results, referrals and patient concerns.

This position is primarily outpatient. Routine labor-and-delivery call is not required under the current role structure. The physician will coordinate obstetric care with True Health NY's separately established hospital and laborist coverage model through clear written clinical handoff protocols.

Candidates interested in an expanded role involving hospital privileges, deliveries, gynecologic surgery or additional obstetric responsibilities may discuss that scope separately.

• Full-time outpatient OB/GYN position
• Defined Brooklyn home office
• Growing community patient base
• No routine labor-and-delivery call under the current role structure
• Comprehensive outpatient prenatal and postpartum care
• General gynecology and preventive women's health
• Procedure-ready outpatient practice
• Dedicated medical-assistant and administrative support
• Access to ultrasound and diagnostic services
• Collaboration with an experienced certified nurse-midwife
• Centralized scheduling, referrals, authorizations and billing support
• eClinical
  
  Works electronic medical record
• Competitive guaranteed base salary
• Written productivity and quality incentive
• Potential sign-on and relocation assistance
• Opportunity for future clinical leadership and program development

The OB/GYN Physician will:

• Provide comprehensive outpatient obstetric and gynecologic care.
• Conduct new and established gynecology visits.
• Provide annual well-woman examinations and preventive services.
• Provide cervical-cancer screening, including Pap and HPV testing.
• Provide preconception counseling and pregnancy-confirmation visits.
• Manage routine prenatal patients throughout pregnancy.
• Review prenatal laboratory testing, genetic screening and ultrasound findings.
• Recognize higher-risk pregnancy conditions and coordinate appropriate maternal-fetal medicine or specialty consultation.
• Provide postpartum examinations and ongoing follow-up.
• Provide contraception and family-planning counseling.
• Insert and remove intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants when trained and credentialed.
• Evaluate and manage abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic pain, menstrual disorders, fibroids, ovarian cysts, vaginal infections, sexual-health concerns and menopausal symptoms.
• Evaluate fertility concerns and initiate appropriate testing or referral.
• Provide evidence-based menopause and bone-health management.
• Review and communicate laboratory, imaging and pathology findings promptly.
• Develop clear treatment and follow-up plans.
• Maintain appropriate patient continuity through pregnancy, postpartum recovery and ongoing gynecologic care.
• Coordinate emergency, hospital or specialist escalation when clinically required.

The physician should be competent in, or willing to develop proficiency in, common outpatient procedures including:

• Colposcopy
• Endometrial biopsy
• Cervical biopsy
• Vulvar biopsy
• IUD insertion and removal
• Contraceptive implant insertion and removal
• Incision and drainage of uncomplicated vulvar or Bartholin gland conditions
• Pessary fitting and management
• Other outpatient procedures consistent with the physician's training, competency and approved privileges

Procedures may be performed only after the physician's training, competency, credentialing and malpractice coverage have been verified.

The physician will:

• Manage prenatal care safely and consistently in the outpatient setting.
• Identify complications that require physician, maternal-fetal medicine, emergency or hospital escalation.
• Follow established prenatal testing and follow-up protocols.
• Provide clear and timely handoff information to the laborist or hospital-based obstetric team.
• Document significant prenatal risks, pending results and delivery-planning information.
• Respond appropriately to communications from the laborist, hospital or consulting clinicians.
• Review relevant hospital and delivery records following discharge.
• Provide timely postpartum follow-up and continuity.

Routine labor-and-delivery call is not part of this position unless an expanded scope is separately negotiated and documented.

The physician will be expected to:

• Complete encounter documentation accurately and within established practice time frames.
• Enter required orders and charge-support information promptly.
• Review and act on laboratory, imaging, ultrasound and pathology findings.
• Communicate clinically significant results to patients clearly and promptly.
• Respond appropriately to patient messages, refill requests and clinical…