Physician / Urology / Pennsylvania / Locum tenens / Urologist Job
adelphi medical staffingYork (PA)
Physician / Urology / Pennsylvania / Locum tenens / Urologist Job
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adelphi medical staffingYork (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
JOB OVERVIEW
Job Id: Y-MD-
Profession: Physician
Specialty: Urology
Job Type: Locum Tenens
Location: York, PA
Service Setting: Hospital Coverage Type: Clinical + Call Coverage Period: Dec 23, 2026 Feb 17, 2027 On-Call Shift Schedule: 24-Hour Call PATIENT INFORMATION Patient Demographics: Adults (18+), occasional pediatric emergencies Patient Volume/Census: 24-28 patients per day Case Mix: General Urology, Endourology, Andrology FACILITY INFORMATION EMR System: Epic Office Equipment Available: Cystoscope and Towers, Injections PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE Temporary Privileges Available: Yes, for urgent needs Credentialing Timeline: 90 days REQUIRED PROCEDURES Vasectomy Vasectomy reversal (not mandatory) Cystoscopy Prostate procedures Ureteroscopy Penile plication Penile implants (rare) Lithotripsy Circumcision (rare, OB manages for children) Orchiopexy Robotic surgery Injections
JOB REQUIREMENTS: Licenses: PA License or Universal License (IMLC)
Board: BC/BE in Urology
DEA: Required
Experience: Minimum 1 year in Urology
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Perform cystoscopy and stent procedures in the operating room. Conduct office visits for urology patients (24-28 patients per day). Provide call coverage including emergency torsion cases. Supervise and collaborate with Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants. Perform robotic surgery as needed.
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