Reported by 29 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
29 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
The OB Hospitalist position in Pittsburgh offers a base salary plus production compensation with productivity incentives and a shared call schedule averaging one call every eight days, supporting approximately 1,300 deliveries annually at a single hospital. Benefits include paid time off, malpractice coverage with tail, 401(k) match, split-dollar deferral, and CME funds.
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Join a growing multispecialty health system in Greater Pittsburgh dedicated to improving the health and well-being of every patient through quality- and value-driven care. Become part of a collaborative continuum that proactively manages population health. Practice highlights Established multispecialty group with 220+ physicians across 30+ specialties and an award-winning hospital system. Immediate full patient panel in a long-standing, well-respected OB/GYN practice. Physician and PA/CRNP team supporting outpatient clinic and hospital coverage. All deliveries occur at a single hospital; approximately 1,300 deliveries annually. Group/shared call model with primary call frequency of 1:8 and post-call day off. Competitive compensation with base salary plus production; earnings potential above median. Potential incentives: commencement bonus, productivity incentive, relocation assistance, and educational loan assistance (for qualified candidates). Comprehensive benefits: paid time off, paid malpractice with tail coverage, 401(k) with employer match, split-dollar deferral, and CME funds. Board certification required. Living in Greater Pittsburgh Short commute: most areas within a 30-minute drive to downtown. Excellent higher education options and culturally diverse, family-friendly communities. Advanced healthcare facilities, world-class arts and music, and major professional sports (Steelers, Pirates, Penguins). Abundant outdoor recreation: biking trails, golf, skiing, hunting, fishing, and more.