77 consultants·Findlay, Ohio
Provide comprehensive obstetric care for women throughout pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. Responsibilities include delivering outpatient care, conducting assessments, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
**Job Description: **
The position involves providing comprehensive obstetric care for women throughout the continuum of pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period.
Delivering outpatient care to OB/GYN patients, addressing both preventive and acute/chronic medical conditions.
Conducting thorough assessments, diagnosing conditions, and formulating treatment plans.
Offering patient education and counseling on various health issues.
Performing necessary diagnostic procedures and tests relevant to obstetric care.
The candidate must demonstrate proficiency in managing the medical care of pregnant patients, exhibiting strong empathy and communication skills.
A solid understanding of community resources and referral systems is essential, along with familiarity with prenatal intervention techniques and the dynamics affecting prenatal care. Knowledge of available programs for substance abuse, diabetes management, and perinatal education is vital.
This role requires the ability to work autonomously while also collaborating effectively within an interdisciplinary team.
The weekly schedule includes two 8-hour clinic days and one 24-hour call day supported by OB Hospitalists, with a weekend call rotation of 1:4 (Friday/Saturday).
Market context
Ohio Certified Nurse Midwife openings are often competitive because employers look for current board certification, at least 2 years of CNM experience, Ohio licensure or the ability to obtain it, and a clean malpractice record. This role can be attractive in a market where experienced midwives are in steady demand, especially in settings that value continuity of care and independent clinical judgment. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your licensure status and malpractice history before applying.
