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About the job OB-GYN (Nocturnist) OB-GYN Physician (Nocturnist)Lewiston, MaineFull nocturnist program | 900 deliveries annually | Level II NICU | Robotic surgery | Collaborative teamCentral Maine Medical Center, affiliated with Prime Healthcare, is seeking an OB-GYN Physician to join its dedicated nocturnist program in Lewiston, Maine. This is a night-shift focused role providing inpatient obstetric and gynecologic care in a collaborative hospital environment with strong clinical support.The incoming physician will be responsible for overnight coverage of labor and delivery and emergency gynecologic care, working closely with midwives, residents, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care.Position HighlightsFull nocturnist OB-GYN position (night shifts only)Approximately 900 deliveries annuallyLevel II NICU with in-house pediatric hospitalist supportDedicated GYN robotic surgery programCollaborative team including midwives, residents, and medical studentsSupportive, team-oriented environment with strong hospital resourcesNew graduates encouraged to applyPractice OverviewCentral Maine Medical Center is part of an integrated healthcare system serving approximately 400,000 patients across central, western, and Midcoast Maine. The women's health program provides comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic services in a community-focused hospital setting with strong clinical infrastructure.The nocturnist program ensures continuous overnight coverage, supporting both high- and low-risk obstetric patients, with access to anesthesia, pediatrics, and specialty care services.What You'll DoProvide overnight inpatient OB/GYN coverageManage labor and delivery, triage, and obstetric emergenciesPerform deliveries and urgent surgical procedures as needed (including C-sections)Manage acute gynecologic conditions and consultsCollaborate with midwives, anesthesia, pediatrics, and hospital teamsMaintain accurate and timely medical documentationParticipate in quality improvement and patient safety initiativesScheduleFull-TimeNight shift schedule (nocturnist role)Shift structure based on program needsWhat We're Looking ForBoard-Certified or Board-Eligible in Obstetrics & GynecologyCompletion of accredited OB/GYN residencyEligible for or active Maine medical licenseDEA registration and BLS/ACLS certificationStrong clinical judgment in inpatient and acute OB settingsAbility to work independently during overnight coverageCompensationCompetitive base salary with productivity incentivesSign-on bonus and relocation assistance availableComprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance401(k) retirement planGenerous PTO and CME allowanceMalpractice insurance with tail coveragePotential student loan repayment assistanceAbout Prime HealthcarePrime Healthcare is an award-winning, physician-founded health system established in 2001 by cardiologist Dr. Prem Reddy and headquartered in Ontario, California. The organization operates 54 hospitals across 15 states and more than 360 outpatient locations, with nearly 60,000 employees and affiliated physicians delivering care to millions of patients annually.Nationally recognized for clinical excellence and patient safety, Prime Healthcare is committed to strengthening community hospitals and expanding access to high-quality care across the United States. Twenty-one hospitals are members of the Prime Healthcare Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit public charity.Living in Central MaineCentral Maine offers a high quality of life with a lower cost of living compared to major Northeast cities. Residents enjoy access to lakes, mountains, skiing, and year-round outdoor recreation, along with family-friendly communities and strong school systems.The region provides convenient access to Portland, the Maine coastline, and surrounding New England destinations, making it an ideal location for both work and lifestyle.Interested in Learning More?We welcome confidential conversations with OB-GYN physicians interested in exploring this nocturnist opportunity and learning more about joining Central Maine Medical Center.