OBGYN Opening in Munster, IN
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## OB/GYN Laborist | Munster, IN Northwest Indiana — 30 Minutes from Downtown Chicago ## Position Details * Full-time, permanent employed position * Schedule: 144 hours of service per month (1,728 hours per year) — phone availability * Setting: Inpatient — laborist coverage * EMR: Epic with AI functionality, inpatient and outpatient — fully integrated HIMSS Stage VII * 6 weeks of flexible time off * Credentialing takes approximately 90–120 days after offer acceptance ## Practice Overview Seeking a BC/BE OB/GYN Laborist to join a well-established, growing physician practice that values work-life balance: * Group practice setting with a collegial group of system physicians eager to provide mentorship and support * Opportunity to design a practice around personal goals, with subspecialty interests encouraged * Financially strong health system with a local, long-tenured leadership team * Employed physician network within a regional health system * HIMSS Stage VII, a level of sophistication reached by only about 5% of hospitals nationally ## Compensation & Benefits * Highly competitive salary, negotiable per MGMA guidelines * Contract bonuses based on RVUs and quality metrics * Sign-on bonus (negotiable) * Medical, dental, and vision insurance * 403(b) with employer match * Exceptional CME funds * Licensure reimbursement, including license, CSR, DEA, and dues/subscriptions * 6 weeks of flexible time off ## Required Qualifications * MD or DO, Board Certified or Board Eligible in Obstetrics and Gynecology * Indiana medical license or willingness to obtain ## About the Community – Munster, Indiana * Northwest Indiana town about 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, with access to world-class museums and cultural activities * Family-friendly suburban community with highly regarded schools * Close to Lake Michigan's beaches and the Indiana Dunes National Park * Affordable cost of living compared to Chicago and its close-in suburbs * Convenient access to Chicago's airports and the South Shore commuter rail