Saint Francis Hospital·Lynwood, California
The MFM Specialist will provide care for high-risk obstetric patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Responsibilities include consultations, advanced obstetric imaging, and prenatal diagnosis.
Overview Maternal–Fetal Medicine (MFM) SpecialistFull-Time | Part-Time | Per DiemLynwood, CaliforniaPractice OverviewWe are a well-established Maternal–Fetal Medicine practice that has proudly served the high-risk obstetric population of Southeast Los Angeles County for over 30 years.
Our group is recognized for delivering high-level community perinatology services in a densely populated region where we are the only MFM center within a 10-mile radius.
Patient services are supported by a Level III NICU and Medical/Surgical Intensive Care Units at St Francis Medical CenterWe maintain an excellent collaborative relationship with St.
Francis Medical Center, Prime Healthcare, and affiliated hospital-based physicians.
Our practice receives a stable referral stream from approximately 50 regional OB providers for high-risk pregnancy consultations, total OB care transfers, advanced obstetric imaging, prenatal diagnosis, genetic counseling, and antepartum fetal monitoring.
The Practice is certified by AIUM (American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine) for Detailed/Targeted Obstetrical Ultrasounds and holds credentials to perform Genetics and Prenatal Diagnosis for High-Risk Pregnancies via referrals through the State of California, Genetics Disease Branch.Our multidisciplinary team includes ~20 experienced professionals, including ultrasound technologists, medical assistants, nurse practitioners, and administrative staff.
St.
Francis Medical Center is a 29-bed Level III NICU and 36-bed adult ICU.
Our NICU has a clinical affiliation with Rady Children’s Health of Orange County (CHOC).
Candidates must be Board-Eligible or Board-Certified in Maternal-Fetal Medicine with strong proficiency in detailed obstetric ultrasound interpretation. Comfort managing complex, high-risk obstetric cases is essential.
Market context
In California, Maternal–Fetal Medicine openings often reflect steady demand from high-risk obstetric programs and referral networks. These roles are competitive because employers look for Board-Eligible or Board-Certified MFM physicians with strong ultrasound interpretation skills and comfort managing complex pregnancies. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then prepare examples of high-risk case management and detailed imaging experience before applying.
