Urology Physician
concord physicians solutionsNy (WAL)
About the role
We are seeking a Board Certified Urologist for a long-term locum opportunity in Northern New York beginning October 2026. Full-time coverage is preferred, but the facility will consider two physicians alternating two weeks per month. This opportunity is primarily outpatient with inpatient consults, procedures, rounding, and optional call coverage. Assignment Details Start: October 5, 2026 Full-time coverage preferred Two providers alternating 2 weeks/month may be considered Call availability can be structured around the provider's schedule Schedule Monday Friday 8:00 AM 5:00 PMClinic currently operates Monday Thursday, 8:00 AM 5:30 PMOptional/flexible call coverage Call: 7:00 AM 7:00 AM Practice Setting Primarily outpatient Urology Acute care hospital Level III Trauma Center Adult patients 18+Epic EMRApproximately 20 patients per provider per day 4 exam rooms Clinical Responsibilities Bread-and-butter Urology Outpatient clinic visits Inpatient Urology consults Procedures and surgical cases Post-operative rounding as neededOR block: 7:30 AM 3:00 PMNo stated OR case limit Limited robotic availability Support Staff 1 current full-time provider 2 LPNs 2 CNA/CMAs 1 Patient Representative Requirements MD or DOBoard Certified in Urology Active New York medical license in handBLS required Epic experience required Current and complete work history Any gaps of 30+ days must be explained Physician statement required for any malpractice history Ideal Candidate A Board Certified Urologist comfortable with bread-and-butter outpatient Urology, procedures, inpatient consultations, and post-operative care who can provide either full-time coverage or a consistent two-week-per-month commitment.
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