For Anaesthetists Obstetric anaesthesia cover, without the clinic load.
Emergencies and planned regional on request. A defined specialist cover role.
Obstetric anaesthesia in a network needs dependable cover. It needs emergency and planned-regional cover, not clinic time. Network One contracts you for exactly that. You keep a specialist's standing and carry no rooms or outpatient load.
- 96% patient satisfaction
- no paid malpractice claims to date
You are called for emergencies and planned regional anaesthesia on request. No rooms. No outpatient lists.
On the cash pathway your fee uses a recognised medical-scheme benchmark, adjusted by site and scope. On the medical-scheme pathway you claim directly from the medical aid.
Clinical leadership and supervision. You give input into MDT planning and review when asked.
Obstetric anaesthesia cover is often last-minute and fragmented. Network One gives you scheduled, contracted cover across a coordinated network. Records are shared and the team is defined. The work is dependable and the standing is clear.
What sits inside the network, and what doesn't
Inside the network
- Elective and emergency caesarean section
- Labour epidural
- Examination under anaesthesia (EUA) and manual vacuum aspiration (MVA)
- Minor gynaecology theatre cases
- Post-operative pain issues
Beyond our scope
- High-risk or medically complex cases, escalated or co-managed by site protocol
How you're paid
On the cash pathway, anaesthetic fees are negotiated using a recognised medical-scheme benchmark, adjusted by site and scope. On the medical-scheme pathway, you claim directly from the medical aid.
No fee figures are published. The schedule is discussed at the site visit.
Discovery Health Global Fee PartnerRequirements
Registration: HPCSA & BHF practice number
- HPCSA and BHF registration
- Clinical leadership and supervision
- MDT participation for planning or review, on request
- Records in the designated EMR within 24 hours
- Onboarding and indemnity notification
Your MDT: Midwives, Medical officers, Obstetricians, Sonographer, Admin.
Standards we practise to. Every NOH provider practises to the relevant standards below, applied to each discipline's scope:
These are standards we practise to, not memberships. No SASOG (or any other body) affiliation or accreditation is implied.
Anaesthetists retain their own specialist indemnity. NOH assists with formal notification to your provider before duties begin. We do not replace your cover.
From interest to first cases
- 1 Express your interest
Two minutes. Tell us you are interested and where you practise.
- 2 Site visit
See the network and meet the team. We discuss the fee schedule.
- 3 Sign agreement
Contracted cover terms, confirmed in writing.
- 4 Onboarding
Indemnity notification and induction before your first cover.
Questions, answered
What is my scope?
Elective and emergency caesarean section, labour epidural, examination under anaesthesia (EUA), manual vacuum aspiration (MVA), minor gynaecology theatre cases, and post-operative pain issues.
How am I paid?
On the cash pathway, anaesthetic fees are negotiated using a recognised medical-scheme benchmark, adjusted by site and scope. On the medical-scheme pathway, you claim directly from the medical aid. No fee figures are published. The schedule is discussed at the site visit.
Will I have to run rooms or outpatient clinics?
No. The role is cover only. You are called for emergencies and planned regional anaesthesia on request. There is no rooms or outpatient commitment.
What indemnity do I need?
Anaesthetists retain their own specialist indemnity. NOH assists with formal notification before duties begin. We do not replace your cover.
Ready to put your name forward?
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Or email info@networkonehealth.co.za