Urology Hospitalist or Urohospitalist flexible schedule options for Orlando Health Orlando Regi[...]

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Position Summary: Join a Team Where Urology Meets Innovation (and a Great Schedule)The Orlando Health Medical Groupis seeking aBoard Certified/Board Eligible Urology Hospitalist (Urohospitalist)to join our expanding, high‑performing Urology program in Orlando, Florida. If you thrive on fast‑paced inpatient medicine, collaborate closely with skilled colleagues, and want to make a meaningful impact on patients during critical moments of care, this opportunity is for you. As a Urohospitalist, you will be the backbone of our inpatient urology service—providing consults, performing procedures and surgeries, and helping manage the inpatient needs of a thriving office‑based urology network. Our goal is simple: deliver exceptional patient care while creating a sustainable and rewarding career for our physicians.
What You’ll Do: Provide inpatient urology consults and care Perform procedures and surgical interventions as clinically indicated Collaborate closely with our office‑based urologist to coordinate care Assist in the management and continuity of inpatient urology patients Work with Advance Practice Provider support to deliver efficient, high‑quality care Practice Highlights Established Urology program (since 2016)
Location: Orlando Health – Orlando Regional Medical Center Adult Urology only Physician‑led, professionally managed health system Strong administrative support with emphasis on clinical autonomy and collaboration Schedule Monday–Thursday: 7 am – 5 pm; Friday – Sunday: 24‑hour coverage Flexible options for 7 on 7 off full‑time, part‑time, and pool utilization Financial Package Highly competitive compensation package Benefits include health, vision, and dental insurance, full malpractice coverage, disability coverage, deferred compensation, and retirement savings options Generous sign‑on bonus Four weeks of continuous pay for parental leave

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