ERG | OH | Maternal Fetal Medicine | Physicians

High-risk pregnancy is decided in the details: the scan that changes the plan the consult that keeps a mother stable the handoff that a delivery team can actually this role you own those moments. You turn complex maternal and fetal findings into a clear course of care so obstetric partners neonatology and families act on the same planand two patients leave safer than they arrived.

• Lead co-management of medically complex pregnanciespreeclampsia diabetes cardiac and other high-risk conditionsso severe morbidity on your panel stays at or below service benchmarks.
• Deliver timely MFM consults with a written plan the referring obstetrician can execute without rework or delayed decisions.
• Perform and interpret detailed fetal ultrasound and indicated diagnostic procedures at accuracy and turnaround that meet departmental standards.
• Build multidisciplinary plans for fetal anomalies before delivery aligning imaging genetics neonatology and family counseling on one timeline.
• Close every visit with a next decision an owner and a date so patients and partners are not left waiting on unanswered questions.
• Bring case-review findings into protocol changes within the quarter they are identified and keep those changes in daily practice.
• Coach residents sonographers or advanced practice clinicians so consult quality holds when you are off service.

You report to the MFM medical director or womens-services physician leader and practice inside a hospital-based perinatal team: obstetric hospitalists neonatology obstetric anesthesia genetic counselors and dedicated sonographers. Imaging suites fetal monitoring and the shared EMR are in place; call is distributed across the MFM group. You shape clinical pathways; capital and staffing budgets sit with service leadership.

• MD or DO completed OB/GYN residency and Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship board-certified or board-eligible.
• Eligible for unrestricted state licensure and hospital privileges including procedural privileges you will actually use.
• Independent skill in detailed fetal ultrasound and in the diagnostic procedures your panel requires.
• A record of co-managing high-risk pregnancies with documented participation in quality or outcomes review.
• Clear calm counseling for families facing uncertain fetal or maternal prognoses.

• Caseload weighted to true high-risk consults not routine prenatal volume.
• Shared MFM coverage so complex cases have a second set of eyes and call is sustainable.
• A working perinatal teamgenetics neonatology anesthesiaalready at the table for anomaly and delivery planning.
• Authority to change protocols when case review shows they fail patients not only to document the gap.

If you want your next chapter measured by safer births not by titles apply with your CV and a brief note on one complex case you owned from consult through delivery plan.