We are seeking a full-time Urologist to join an academic medical center in New York City. This position offers a rich academic experience with strong institutional support in a large teaching hospital environment. The department currently consists of two Urology Nurse Practitioners, one full-time urologist, and one part-time urologist.
Responsibilities
- Conduct four clinical sessions (two days) of office time per week.
- Perform 1-2 operating room days per week.
- Engage in administrative tasks and consultations.
- No late evenings or weekend office hours.
- Participate in a call schedule from home for consultations. Physician Assistants are onsite during nights and weekends, so presence is only required if a patient needs to go to the OR, which is rare.
- Take approximately 10 call shifts per month, with additional shifts paid separately at $900 per shift.
- Focus on general urology, with opportunities to build out female urology if desired. Many cases involve kidney stones, BPH, and urinary incontinence.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation plan.
- Comprehensive hospital-employed benefits package.
Requirements
- Board Certified in Urology.
- Possess a New York State License.
- New fellows graduating in the next 12 months are encouraged to apply.
This position is ideal for individuals passionate about community service and teaching. The hospital is a 300-bed acute care facility affiliated with a medical school, providing a mission-oriented environment. It serves some of the most underserved patients in the area, offering a rewarding clinical experience.
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