Ob Hospitalist Group is looking for OB Hospitalist Site Director Opportunity in Casper, Wyoming + Night Coverage(12 hour shifts) + Enjo in Casper, WY. This local job opportunity with ID 3890028772 is live since 2026-10-15 03:06:28. Job Description
Position: Site Director- Full-Time
Hospital:Banner Wyoming Medical Center
Location:Casper, WY
About:
Wyoming Medical Centerprovides a warm, family-friendly environment with advanced equipment and a highly trained maternity staff to support mothers and babies. The Ruth R. Ellbogen Mother, Baby and Family Center celebrates over 1,100 births annually, marked by a lullaby played throughout the hospital. The facility features six labor and delivery rooms, a dedicated C-section suite, and 10 private family-sized rooms with pull-out couches for comfort. For babies requiring additional care, the Level II Nursery offers specialized treatment, including respiratory support and 24/7 pediatric hospitalists, keeping families close to home. With its privacy-focused design and comprehensive care, the center ensures safety and comfort for both mother and baby.
Our Site Director positions offer:
Competitive compensation
Medical, dental, vision & Rx benefits
CME allowance
401k employer match
Professional liability insurance with tail coverage
Advancement opportunities
What Does an OB/GYN Hospitalist Do?
Caring for all pregnant women who present emergently, regardless of circumstance
Cultivating relationships with staff nurses and hospital personnel
Supporting private practice physicians by providing coverage and assistance
Caring for unassigned patients
Evaluating and treating triage patients
Providing consultation to the ED
Monitoring labor and Delivering babies
Performing surgery and surgical assists
Evaluating and treating postpartum patients
Assisting with OB residents and medical student education
Providing nurse support and education
Participating in emergency drills and simulations
Developing best practices
Participating in clinical trials
Facilitating daily interdisciplinary board rounds to improve patient safety