OB​/GYN Nurse Practitioner - No Deliveries, No Call, M-F

Position Overview

• Clinician Type:
  Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
• Unit/Dept:
  Outpatient Obstetrics OB/GYN Clinic

Outpatient obstetrics clinic coverage supporting prenatal care services across both low-risk and high-risk OB populations. Role provides clinic-side relief coverage during multiple simultaneous provider leaves while the internal team maintains delivery coverage.

• Physicians, APPs, MAs, RNs, and care coordinators.

• EPIC (Dragon Dictation available upon request)

• CA License; NP must hold Furnishing License with Schedule II; PA must hold CA PA Controlled Substance Education Certificate.

• Board Certified required for Locums.

• 30–90 days (avg. 6 weeks with complete documentation)

• June 2026 (ASAP)

• 3-month minimum, option to extend in 3-month increments.

• Monday–Friday, 8a–5p.

• Outpatient only, no call; 36 hrs clinical + 4 hrs admin.

• Details provided to qualified applicants.

Coverage needed due to multiple simultaneous provider LOAs. Clinic-only OB role supporting prenatal workflows while internal team manages deliveries. Experience with dating ultrasounds and newborn care strongly preferred.

• EPIC EMR proficiency.
• FQHC or underserved population experience.
• Experience working in collaborative OB clinic coverage environments.

• Case Mix:
  Prenatal visits, OB follow-ups, ultrasound dating support, newborn care coordination.
• Coverage Model:
  Outpatient clinic support only.
• Patient Population:
  Underserved OB population across low- and high-risk categories.
• Greatest Challenges:
  Maintaining continuity of prenatal care across multiple provider absences in a moderate-demand community clinic environment.

• Clinic-only OB role with no deliveries, no call, and no hospital responsibilities.
• Predictable Monday–Friday schedule.
• Internal team handles inpatient OB coverage.
• Framed by client as a low-stress summer assignment.
• Located on Northern California's Redwood Coast with beaches, hiking, and national forest access.
• Quick decision turnaround (3–7 days).