Onsite Medical Providers PC·Somers Point, New Jersey
The neonatologist will provide in-house coverage for newborns in need at Shore Medical Center. They will work in a Level II NICU and respond to emergencies as they arise.
Employer: Onsite Neonatal Partners
Job Type: Per Diem
Job Location: Shore Medical Center
Start Date: Flexible
Onsite Neonatal at Shore Medical Center in Somers Point, NJ, provides 24/7 in-house coverage with no on-call commitment. In partnership with hospitals, our neonatology programs are grounded in evidence-based medicine and are built for safety, efficiency, and effectiveness.
For almost three decades, Onsite Neonatal has been the premier provider of NICU, SCN, and well newborn care. We build long-term, collaborative relationships with local obstetricians, pediatricians, and hospital teams to ensure the best outcomes for every patient. Our 24/7 in-house model allows for an immediate response to every newborn in need.
Somers Point is located 10 miles southwest of Atlantic City on Great Egg Harbor Bay, where it has the charm of a quaint Bay Village reminiscent of the days of great fishing and shipbuilding, which were the mainstay of old South Jersey. With its many fine restaurants and marinas and a fabulous view of the bay from Kennedy Park (once known as "High Banks Park") this little town is one of the great attractions to the Jersey Shore. The city is conveniently located just 60 miles southeast of Philadelphia.
The job does not specify particular requirements, but a background in neonatology is implied. Experience in a NICU setting is likely beneficial.
Market context
Per diem neonatologist roles in New Jersey are often driven by NICU coverage needs, schedule gaps, and seasonal census changes. Competition can be strong because these positions usually favor clinicians with recent neonatal intensive care experience, flexibility, and comfort with rapid team integration. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm NICU coverage expectations, credentialing needs, and preferred shift patterns before applying.
