Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) has been ranked 5th in their size category in the Best Places to Work in South Carolina Program sponsored byThe South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Best Companies Group and the publishers of SCBIZ News.
Best Places to Work in South Carolina is dedicated to identifying and recognizing the state's most innovative and top-notch employers in South Carolina. "South Carolina is home to some of the best places to work in the nation. Congratulations to these innovative companies that are setting the example as superb organizations for our state's workforce to prosper," said Otis Rawl, president and chief executive officer of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce.
Teresa Medlin, OBHG's Vice President of Human Resources remarked on the honor, "OBHG is proud to be headquartered in South Carolina and even prouder of this award. Our employees are the cornerstone of our success and as such, one of our most valuable assets. It is gratifying to be recognized for our efforts to create innovative initiatives that encourage employees' personal and professional growth and improve their quality of life." Only 40 corporations statewide received this honor for 2013.
Ob Hospitalist Group began in 2006 with a vision to elevate the quality and safety of women's healthcare by ensuring every expectant mother had the security of consistently and unconditionally seeing a physician when presenting to the Labor and Delivery department or emergency room.
OBHG leads the industry in developing and managing in-house OB/GYN hospitalist programs staffed with Board Certified physicians 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In partnership with hospitals, nursing staff, physicians and hospitalists we have developed a unique, comprehensive, financially viable OB/GYN hospitalist program that serves women, newborns, and their families and supports nurses, physicians and our hospital partners.
OBHG has been located in South Carolina since 2007 and is headquartered in Mauldin, SC. They currently employ approximately 120 corporate employees and over 250 hospitalists in 19 states.