Join Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) in Oklahoma, a state largely known for its Native American Heritage and cowboy culture. The Sooner State is also home to the NBA team, Oklahoma City Thunder. At Ob Hospitalist Group, our network in Oklahoma is constantly growing, and we have OB/GYN and Site Director opportunities at our partner hospitals […]
In hospitals across the country, OBHG clinicians deliver life-saving care every single day. Their around-the-clock presence ensures that all obstetrical patients receive immediate, unbiased care. Today’s story focuses on OBHG clinician and Site Director Dr. Robin Whatley and how she delivered life-saving care to a patient diagnosed with eclampsia. Click on the video for the […]
Dr. Michael Meyer has a passion for car and home restoration, teaching high-performance racecar driving, boating, offshore fishing, photographing wildlife, woodworking, riflery, and cooking. He is also a full time OB hospitalist at Bayfield Hospital in Milford, Delaware and an Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) site director. Because full-time hospitalists work just seven to eight 24-hour […]
OBHG welcomes Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston, TX with a full-time obstetric emergency department (OBED) program. Houston Methodist Hospital sees approximately 1,647 annual deliveries. This is the 13th OBHG program to start in 2023! OBHG looks forward to partnering with Houston Methodist Hospital and positively impacting the lives of their physicians, women, and babies in the community. The team at Houston Methodist […]
OBHG’s hospital partner, Norman Regional has been accredited by the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality (CIHQ) as a Center of Excellence for its Obstetrical Emergency Department (OBED). This distinction marks the first time a health system has been surveyed and recognized for obstetrical emergency care by the CIHQ, a hospital accreditation provider. Accreditation process […]
For more than 20 years prior to her career with Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG), Dr. Teresa Marlino worked in private practice. In 2019, she started part-time with OBHG as a hospitalist and now works full-time just 24-48 hours a week. Like Dr. Marlino, one of the main reasons OB/GYNs come to OBHG is to regain […]
