Urologist

Posted 3 days ago

baptist healthPalm Beach County (FL)

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About the role

About the Company: Full-Time Opportunity
About the Role: The ideal candidate will be Board Eligible/Board Certified in General Urology by the American Board of Urology (ABU). Candidates will have prior experience providing the full scope of general urologic care and must be comfortable seeing at least 18-20 patients per day in a busy practice, with a required call of up to 7 days per month. Outpatient clinic coverage will be 2-3 days per week. The group enjoys established protocols and coverage, recognized leadership, and exhibits continuous growth potential with established referrals. Clinic well supplied for cystoscopy, biopsy, and other office-based procedures. Access to advanced technology including DaVinci XI robotic surgical system available.
Responsibilities: Provide the full scope of general urologic care. See at least 18-20 patients per day in a busy practice. Participate in required call of up to 7 days per month. Provide outpatient clinic coverage 2-3 days per week. Perform cystoscopy, biopsy, and other office-based procedures in a well-supplied clinic. Utilize advanced technology including DaVinci XI robotic surgical system. Work within established protocols and coverage with recognized leadership. Contribute to continuous growth potential with established referrals.
Qualifications: Board Eligible/Board Certified in General Urology by the American Board of Urology (ABU).MD/DO from an accredited institution. Active and unrestrictive medical license (or eligibility for licensure by start date).Satisfactory completion of all required due diligence tasks and credentialing.
Required Skills: At least 1-3 years’ experience. Prior experience providing the full scope of general urologic care. Comfort seeing at least 18-20 patients per day in a busy practice.
Preferred Skills: Subspecialized training or interests welcomed but not required. Pay range and compensation package Competitive to market. Non-for-profit hospital system.

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