Urology Physician
adaptive medical partnersSeattle (WA)
About the role
Urologist Needed in Seattle! 4-day week! WORK/LIFE BALANCE: Enjoy more time with your family and friends with a 4-day week! NO EARNING CAP: Great RVU bonus structure allows for unlimited earning potential!
AMAZING BENEFITS:
Over 5 weeks of PTO, Sign-on, full benefits and retirement plan! PRACTICE YOUR WAY: We give the autonomy to practice how you d like along with the support needed to be successful! ALL Four seasons and ALL Four Ecosystems! MAJOR METRO: International Airport within minutes from hospital! Shopping and restaurants galore! Professional sports teams! HUGE OUTDOORS STATE: Awesome hiking trails and sand dunes within minutes! 3 Ski Resorts, large lakes, beach and several rivers nearby allowing for boating, kayaking, fishing for Blue Ribbon Trout, snowmobiling, horseback riding, dirt biking and more!
EDUCATION:
Multiple Universities in Seattle, phenomenal school systems and a huge selection of after school and summer programs for the little ones! EVENTS: Top 10 Rodeo, Wine Country, Microbreweries, Distilleries, Hunting, Fly-fishing, Amphitheater, live bands, jazz festivals, symphonies, local art galleries and much more! AGRICULTURE: Endless miles of apple, cherry and pear orchards! Beautiful Larch trees! Kobe beef Timothy Hay and 90% of the world s hops are also grown here! If you love having a major metro and the beautiful outdoors along with the flexibility of a 4-day work week, please reach out to or call/text!
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