Urologist - Live in the Mountains!

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np nowSanta Fe (NM)

Urologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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Senior

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$40,000 per year

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About the role

Urologist Physician Critical Access Hospital, founded in 1936, is a 25-bed critical access facility located in Taos, NM, and features a 4‑star CMS rating.

Benefits: Excellent Salary Package Sign‑On / Relocation Package: $40,000 Comprehensive benefits CME and Paid Time Off Residency Stipend Student Loan Repayment: $50,000 over 5 years

Visa Sponsorship: (J1 / H1B) if needed Location Taos, NM – 1 hour 20 minutes from SantaFé, NM.

Role Overview: Full‑time Urology position with a single Urologist on staff. One 4‑Day Clinic schedule with 1 Admin Day per week, plus 10 days of call per month. Full‑Scope Urology Care including Clinic Days and Surgical Cases with access to a DaVinci Robotics System.

Responsibilities: Provide full‑scope urology care on clinic days and perform surgical cases. Participate in patient care on a scheduled clinical and administrative schedule. Attend required call coverage: 10 days per month. Utilize DaVinci robotics program as a clinical tool.

Qualifications: Board Certified or Board Eligible in Urology. Must hold or be eligible to obtain a New Mexico state license. Desire to utilize DaVinci robotics is a plus. Visa sponsorship readiness (J1 / H1B) if required. Contact Raymond Stiles – 843‑574‑8233 –raymond@nowhealthcare.org

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