Renewed interest in alternative obstetrics staffing options
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Topics: Women's Services, Service Lines, Staffing, Labor Expense, Finance, Staffing, Labor Expense, Workforce
Cabell Jonas, Health Care Advisory Board
Rachel Klein, Technology Insights
The growing shortage of obstetrics specialists has created access problems for women seeking health services—particularly those insured by Medicaid. A member recently asked us for alternative staffing models that leverage additional staff to close this gap and enable obstetricians to practice at the top of their license.
