OB/GYN Hospitalists

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Our OB/GYN Hospitalist Team

AdventHealth Medical Group OB/GYN Hospitalist physicians and certified nurse-midwives are clinical experts in obstetrical care and gynecologic emergencies. The Hospitalist team is available to help in routine and emergent situations. You can have peace of mind that they’re here for you whenever you need them during labor, delivery or postpartum care.

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Since our team focuses on the care of hospitalized patients, they do not have an outpatient clinic. They often partner with community practices to provide coverage and delivery services; however, all follow-up OB/GYN care takes place with your regular OB/GYN provider.

Our OB/GYN Hospitalist physicians and certified nurse-midwives are onsite and available at our Baby Place locations in Altamonte Springs, Celebration, Daytona Beach, Orlando and Winter Park.

If your regular OB/GYN provider can’t be present when you’re in the hospital, we’ll be honored to care for you during your stay. Get to know our experienced team members below.

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Question: What is an OB/GYN Hospitalist?

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Our Hospitalists are AdventHealth Medical Group clinicians who only work in the hospital. They are available throughout your stay to discuss your care and ensure that you and your family receive the very best care.

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The clinicians on the Hospitalist team are experienced, board-certified OB/GYNs, Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs), Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) and Physician Assistants (PA).

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Question: When would an OB/GYN hospitalist perform my delivery?

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The OB/GYN Hospitalists work at our Altamonte Springs, Celebration, Daytona Beach, Orlando and Winter Park locations. Their 24/7 presence in the labor and delivery unit allows them to be readily available for any urgent needs that may arise.

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In a situation where your OB provider cannot make it to the hospital in time, a Hospitalist is always nearby and available. In other circumstances, our team partners with an OB provider’s office directly to provide labor and delivery on behalf of the office. In most cases, your OB practice will tell you whether an OB Hospitalist will perform your delivery. Our OB Hospitalist team are skilled providers who perform both vaginal and cesarean deliveries. Our providers will partner with you to understand your delivery preferences and create a personalized approach to your delivery.

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Question: If an OB/GYN hospitalist performs my delivery, who does my follow-up care?

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If an OB Hospitalist performs your delivery, you will follow up with your outpatient OB/GYN provider. Your provider will have access to your medical records.

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In the event you did not have an OB provider prior to delivery, our team will work with you to develop a care plan for your follow-up care.

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Question: Can I find out which OB/GYN hospitalist will perform my delivery?

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Unfortunately, since each location has several OB/GYN Hospitalists, we cannot tell patients who will perform their delivery in advance.

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However, using the OB Hospitalist Directory, you can see which providers rotate to our locations and read their biographies to learn more about our team.

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OB/GYN Hospitalists

Our OB/GYN Hospitalist Team

Care When You Need It

Christine Ainsworth, CNM

Natalia Alejandro-Cordero, MD

Nikorn Arunakul, MD

Megan Bagwell, MD

Elissa Marie Barfoot, CNM

Narissa Browne, CNM

Angela Fiona Campbell, MD

Christina Chandler, MD

Nancy Collins, MD

Jessica Covington, MD

Gregory Delong, MD

Tamer Eissa, MD

Question: What is an OB/GYN Hospitalist?

Question: When would an OB/GYN hospitalist perform my delivery?

Question: If an OB/GYN hospitalist performs my delivery, who does my follow-up care?

Question: Can I find out which OB/GYN hospitalist will perform my delivery?