Obstetrics Care Provider (CNM or NP - Michigan License)

As an Obstetrics Care Provider at Pomelo Care, your primary responsibility is to provide direct patient care and clinical oversight, ensuring optimal outcomes for mothers and newborns. You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, attend clinical huddles, oversee high-risk patient care, and actively participate in the development of evidence-based protocols. Your role is crucial in improving clinical outcomes and driving patient engagement.

To qualify for the Obstetrics Care Provider position at Pomelo Care, candidates must possess a significant background, including a minimum of 4 years of experience in obstetrics as an Advanced Practice Provider (APP), especially caring for high-risk patients. An active, unrestricted nursing practice license in Michigan or other compact states is a requirement, along with experience in data-driven patient care.

Preferred experience for the Obstetrics Care Provider position at Pomelo Care includes telehealth or remote monitoring experience, as well as outpatient management of higher-risk patients. Candidates with a demonstrated ability to optimize evidence-based care and perinatal outcomes, along with strong organizational and communication skills, will stand out.

Yes, the Obstetrics Care Provider role at Pomelo Care is designed to be remote, allowing you the flexibility to engage with patients and collaborate with your team from various locations. This setup aligns with our commitment to innovative, technology-driven care.

Obstetrics Care Providers at Pomelo Care enjoy a competitive salary range of $110,000-$135,000, along with generous equity compensation and healthcare benefits. Additionally, we offer a generous PTO policy, creating a supportive environment where team members can thrive both professionally and personally.

When developing care plans for high-risk obstetric patients, it’s important to conduct thorough assessments that consider medical history, current risks, and patient needs. Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team allows for a well-rounded approach to care. Highlight specific examples from your experience that showcase your ability to adapt care to meet these unique challenges.

Discuss your familiarity with the creation and implementation of evidence-based protocols. Share examples of how you have used these protocols to enhance care outcomes, particularly regarding maternal and neonatal health. Explain the importance of continual assessment and adaptation based on patient feedback and clinical results.

Handling complex patient cases requires strong communication and collaboration within the clinical team. Share your experience in clinical huddles, how you contribute to developing solutions, and how you ensure all team members are informed and aligned with the patient's care plan.

Enhancing patient engagement often involves using data analytics to understand patient behaviors and tailoring communication accordingly. Illustrate your strategies to educate patients and involve them in their own care through personalized communication and follow-ups. Demonstrating data-driven successes can strengthen your response.

Key metrics in obstetric care include rates of preterm births, NICU admissions, cesarean sections, and maternal mortality. Discuss your thoughts on why these metrics matter and how monitoring them effectively can lead to improved patient outcomes and care protocols.

Staying updated with advances in obstetric health is critical. Share the continuing education courses, webinars, and research journals you engage with. Mention how you implement new knowledge into practice, contributing to the team’s overall effectiveness in improving patient outcomes.

Handling disagreements in patient care requires diplomacy and a focus on patient well-being. Discuss an instance where you faced a similar situation, how you approached the dialogue constructively, and how your resolution prioritized the patient's best interest.

In a fast-paced environment, organization and prioritization are key. Share specific examples of how you manage your time effectively and adapt to new challenges or emergencies, demonstrating your ability to think on your feet while ensuring quality care.

Share your personal motivations and experiences that fuel your desire to work in obstetrics. Discuss how your passion translates into your daily work and drives your commitment to improving care for both mothers and babies.

Effective communication is vital in obstetrics. Describe your techniques for ensuring clarity and understanding, such as using plain language, active listening, and encouraging questions. Mention how you adjust your communication style based on individual patient needs.