? (15h Left) OB/GYN position in Sacramento, CA.

Company: Ob Hospitalist Group
Location: Sacramento
Posted on: November 2, 2025

Job Description:

Work in the city that Forbes Magazine named "California's best place to live" in 2023 and enjoy 250 days of sunshine a year! At OBHG we know your work is meaningful, but so is your life outside the hospital . That is why we design schedules that give you time back for family, passions, and rest. Here, your voice matters, your well-being is supported, and your career can grow without asking you to give up balance. Mercy General Hospital (MGH) is seeking full-time and part-time OB/GYN Hospitalists to join our dedicated team in the heart of Sacramento. What we offer: - Flexible scheduling - Full-Time (5-7 shifts), Part-Time (2-4 shifts) and PRN options. - No clinic or call - Paid medical malpractice insurance with tail - CME allowance and 401k - Paid maternal leave - 21 days off per month Why Join Mercy General Hospital? - Approximately 940 annual deliveries - Delivering babies for more then 8 decades - In-house anesthesia - Back up available - Spacious, Private Birthing Suites equipped with modern amenities. - Expert Lactation Support Why Sacramento? - Named “California’s Best Place to Live” (Forbes, 2023) - Family-friendly atmosphere, strong schools, and a reasonable cost of living. - Cultural & Educational Hub – Home to California State University, Sacramento and UC Davis. - Rich in Attractions & Activities – Enjoy Gold Rush-era history, vibrant dining, California State Fair, and stunning landscapes. As California’s state capital and its fastest-growing major city, Sacramento offers the perfect blend of professional opportunity and quality of life. Enjoy a welcoming community, diverse culture, and plenty to explore for residents and visitors alike. For more information contact Julia Taucher: Text/Call: (864) 663-8042 or Email: Jtaucher@obhg.com

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