Urologist

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health operation solutionsSun City (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350,000 per year

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About the role

Location: Sun City, Arizona Hours & Schedule: Full-Time / Mon- Fri (0800 - 1700)
Work Environment: Clinical and surgical practice providing comprehensive urologic care in both outpatient and procedural settings.
Salary / Hourly Rate: $350,000 - $450,000 Base Salary Bonus Offered: Productivity and collections-based bonus with total earning potential exceeding $500,000 Benefits Offered: Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage; retirement plan; paid time off; malpractice coverage; CME allowance and CME days
On Call Required: As needed for patient care and emergency coverage
Why work with us: Join a collaborative healthcare environment focused on delivering high-quality urologic care to a diverse patient population. This opportunity offers strong earning potential, access to modern medical technologies, and the ability to work alongside a supportive interdisciplinary team dedicated to patient-centered care. What our ideal new team member looks like: Our ideal candidate is a compassionate and knowledgeable urologist with strong clinical judgment and surgical expertise. They demonstrate excellent communication skills, collaborate well with clinical staff, and are committed to staying current with advancements in urologic medicine and treatment techniques.
Job Summary: The Urologist provides specialized medical care to patients experiencing conditions affecting the kidneys, adrenal glands, bladder, and genitourinary system. This role includes diagnosing and treating disorders in both male and female patients, as well as addressing male reproductive health concerns such as prostate conditions and external genital disorders. The physician will evaluate patient histories, perform diagnostic testing, deliver treatment plans, and conduct surgical procedures when necessary to support optimal patient outcomes.
Job Duties & Responsibilities: Examine, diagnose, and treat disorders affecting the genitourinary systemDocument and review patient medical histories to guide treatment plansOrder, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests and imaging studiesUtilize specialized medical equipment including X-rays, fluoroscopes, and cathetersPerform abdominal, pelvic, or retroperitoneal surgeries when requiredTreat lower urinary tract dysfunctions and related conditionsPrescribe and administer medications, antibiotics, antiseptics, or other treatmentsManage conditions including erectile dysfunction, infertility, and ejaculation disordersProvide urology consultations and coordinate referrals when specialized care is requiredCollaborate with nurses, residents, and other clinical staff to ensure coordinated patient carePrerequisites / License & Certification Requirements: Medical degree from an accredited institutionCompletion of residency training in UrologyFellowship training in Urology preferredActive state medical license or eligibility for licensure in ArizonaBoard certification or board eligibility in UrologyStrong decision-making, analytical, and diagnostic skillsAbility to remain current with evolving medical technologies and treatment methodsExcellent communication, teamwork, and leadership abilities

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