OB/GYN Laborist Locums in North Dakota | 24-Hour Shifts + 3–4 Days Monthly
Job at a glance
Job description
Specialty: Obstetrics and Gynecology – Laborist
Description
Noor Locums is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible OB/GYN physician for an ongoing Laborist locum tenens opportunity in Fargo, North Dakota.
This hospital-based assignment offers approximately 3–4 in-house 24-hour shifts per month, with a preference for weekday coverage. The physician will provide labor and delivery care, manage obstetric emergencies, and work collaboratively with the midwifery team in a busy maternity unit.
Opportunity highlights:
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Approximately 3–4 24-hour shifts per month
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Weekday availability preferred
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Ongoing coverage through September 2027
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Busy labor and delivery service with approximately 1,400 deliveries annually
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Collaborative practice with midwives
Job Responsibilities
Manage labor and delivery patients and obstetric emergencies.
Perform vaginal deliveries and cesarean sections.
Manage VBAC patients.
Provide care for high-risk and complicated pregnancies.
Respond to urgent labor and delivery needs within 30 minutes.
Collaborate with midwives and the broader clinical team.
Provide inpatient obstetric care and admissions as needed.
Qualifications
ABMS or AOA board certification accepted; confirm eligibility requirements.
Fellowship required — specific fellowship expectations should be confirmed.
Active North Dakota medical license or IMLC.
Comfortable performing cesarean sections and managing VBACs.
Comfortable working collaboratively with midwives.
Epic experience strongly preferred.
Working Hours
Preferred schedule: 3–4 shifts per month, with weekdays preferred.
Minimum 24 hours off between shifts.
Must be available for at least half of the listed open shifts to be considered.
Ongoing coverage through September 1, 2027.
Skills
Routine and complicated vaginal deliveries
Cesarean sections
VBAC management
High-risk pregnancy management
Obstetric emergency management
Fetal heart rate interpretation
Inpatient obstetric care
Collaboration with midwives