Maternal - Fetal Medicine Physician

Maternal - Fetal Medicine Physician at Medicorp, Inc. dba Physician Empire summary :

A Maternal-Fetal Medicine Physician in the Phoenix metro area is needed to join a multi-specialty faculty group in a community hospital committed to serving underserved populations. Responsibilities include seeing patients in clinic, rounding in the hospital, and providing high-risk services such as ultrasound and genetic counseling while participating in teaching and research. The position offers competitive salary and benefits, aligning with an academic practice focused on quality healthcare and community engagement.

MFM in the Phoenix metro

Phoenix metro

5 miles to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

Teaching Hospital with 9 residency programs

Join a 450+ physician multi-specialty faculty group as the add a MFM to a community hospital with ACS Level 1 Trauma Center in metropolitan Phoenix, with a commitment to providing clinical services to an underserved community.

• MFM physicians serve as core faculty for an integrated OB Residency Program.
• See patients in clinic, round in hospital and provide coverage.
• High Risk services such as Ultrasound, Diag testing, Genetic Counseling & Diabetes education; there are no fetal surgeries performed.
• The focus of the team is to treat the underserved patients of Phoenix and surrounding communities as well as function as an academic institution which encourages teaching and research.
• An academic practice has educational and research affiliations with Creighton University, the University of Arizona School of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Arizona State University.
• This along with the Ob / Gyn Department s work with quality improvement, healthcare disparities, refugee women's health and federally funded grants presents options beyond the clinic for the individual joining for this role.

Benefits :

Reference : 99043

H1B visa candidates are encouraged to apply.

Keywords :

Maternal-Fetal Medicine, high-risk pregnancy, obstetrics, fetal medicine, clinical services, medical education, healthcare disparities, community health, academic practice, Phoenix healthcare