Urology Physician

You're stepping into a turnkey Urology practice built to meet a long-standing community need with immediate patient demand. This is a Urology role with strong internal referral support and the flexibility to shape your practice the way you want. If you're looking for autonomy, zero call, and a clear ramp-up, this is worth a closer look.

Practice Overview

• You'll join a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital serving a broad rural region of western North Dakota and eastern Montana
• Turnkey practice with strong administrative support and a large internal referral network (primary care, family medicine, and women's health)
• Bread-and-butter urology; practice model can be clinic-only with zero surgical responsibilities if you prefer
• Supported by a dedicated Medical Assistant, CNA support, dedicated nursing support, and virtual scribes; no APPs currently, with the option to hire

Schedule

• Clinic hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
• Flexible options: traditional M-F, 4 10s, custom arrangements, and part-time/shift-based options
• OR vs. clinic split is based on your preference; can be structured as clinic-only if desired
• Call schedule: none

Compensation & Benefits

• Base salary guarantee: $587,996 (3-year guarantee; prorated for part-time/non-traditional schedules)
• Production: 8,971 wRVU threshold; $65.54 per wRVU over threshold; additional productivity and quality bonuses offered
• Sign-on bonus: 10% of base salary; relocation allowance: $15,000 (based on receipts)
• Malpractice with tail coverage; CME: $3,500 ($5,000 if double-boarded); comprehensive health/dental/vision/life/STD/LTD; licensing/credentialing/dues covered; PSLF-eligible employer and optional $24,000 educational stipend for residents (year 2+)

Candidate Requirements

• MD or DO
• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Urology
• Open to experienced physicians and new grads
• Visa sponsorship available (J-1 and H-1B)

Community & Location Highlights

• Williston, North Dakota-serve a regional patient base across western North Dakota and eastern Montana
• Practice in a community where urologic coverage has been limited, creating immediate demand
• Work within a Critical Access Hospital setting with close collaboration across local providers
• Ask for local details (housing, schools, recreation, and travel logistics) during a quick introductory call

Reach out today to learn more about this opportunity and how it aligns with your career goals.