4 reasons to consider OB hospitalist work as a post-residency career move
08/26/26
4 reasons to consider OB hospitalist work as a post-residency career move
Most residents have heard the private practice narrative over and over again: Join a group, build a patient panel, and eventually make partner. But that story hasn’t matched reality for years. According to the American Medical Association, physician practice ownership has been in decline nationally, with employment now the more common arrangement. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has reported the same shift within obstetrics and gynecology specifically, with more OB/GYNs moving from private practice into employed roles at larger organizations.
It’s no surprise...
05/11/26
ACOG 2026: Celebrating 75 years with eyes on the future of women's healthcare
It was no surprise that the Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) booth was one of the most popular at the Annual Clinical...
03/03/26
OBHG at CREOG/APGO 2026: Supporting the Future of OB/GYN Education and What Comes After
We had a wonderful time at the 2026 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting! CREOG/APGO brings together program directors, coordinators, faculty, and...
10/31/25
Life After Residency: Why OB Hospitalist Careers Offer Balance and Growth for OB/GYNs
Life after residency marks one of the biggest transitions for OB/GYNs entering practice. In a recent episode of The Obstetrics Podcast, Ob Hospitalist Group...
05/19/25
ACOG 2025 was a great success - see you next year in Washington D.C.!
We had a fantastic time at the 2025 ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting, held this year in Minneapolis, MN! From medical students and...
05/12/25
Straight from residency to OB Hospitalist: Dr. Ayita Verna's Journey
For most new OB/GYNs, the next step after residency is clear: private practice or fellowship. But for Dr. Ayita Verna, choosing to become an...
03/05/25
OBHG's CARE peer support program supports clinicians every step of the way
Clinicians dedicate their lives to caring for others, but who supports them when they need it the most? At Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG), we...
10/22/24
An alternative to early OB/GYN retirement: Extend your career as an OB hospitalist!
After decades as an OB/GYN, Teresa Marlino, MD, still loves her job. This wasn’t always the case.
Ten years prior, at age 50, Dr. Marlino...
09/20/24
OBHG is hiring! New OB/GYN careers Washington!
Searching for the perfect OB/GYN job in Washington? Our footprint is constantly growing, and we currently have opportunities across the state of Washington. As the nation’s...
07/01/24
From residency to leadership: Ob Hospitalist Group's path for OB/GYN residents and experienced OB/GYN clinicians
At Ob Hospitalist Group, we understand that both experienced clinicians and residents are searching for more than just a job; they seek a fulfilling...