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David Careers

Urologist Needed in North Dakota

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comphealthFargo (ND)
UrologistsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$400,000 - $450,000 per year

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About the role

Urologist Needed in North Dakota
Quick Facts:
  • Hospital-employed position
  • Sign-on bonus and loan repayment
  • Production bonus and retention bonus
  • Relocation assistance
  • Excellent work/life balance
  • Must be board certified or board eligible
  • Da Vinci robot on site
  • Join 2 urologists with 3 NPs and 1 PACompHealth Services:
  • Our services are free for you
  • We help negotiate your salary and contract
  • We coordinate interviews and help with licenses
  • Specialized recruiters match your career preferences
  • Experienced support teams take care of every detail
Come live and practice in one of the best locations in North Dakota. This is a picturesque, charming, and progressive community with all the amenities of much larger cities such as fine dining, shopping, arts, sports, and nightlife. Fargo is also home to 2 universities, a private college, and community/technical/business colleges. At CompHealth our goal is to ensure that your interaction with us is seamless and stress-free from start to finish. Every step of the way, you will be supported by specialty teams comprised of tenured professionals with decades of collective experience finding jobs. Contact Trevor Jensen at trevor.jensen@comphealth.com or (801) 930-3776.Compensation$400k - $450k/yrYour compensation offer will be calculated according to your experience, qualifications, and the complexity of the role. Shift length, call, and overtime may positively impact compensation. Please reach out to your consultant for more information.

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