Urology Role: DaVinci Robotics, Private Practice in TX
aoiaAustin (TX)
Urology Role: DaVinci Robotics, Private Practice in TX
Posted 2 days ago
aoiaAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A 161-bed acute care Medical Center in East Texas seeks a BE/BC Urologist to accommodate the volume and growth of an existing practice. • Join an established private practice with one urologist and APP support
- Level IV Trauma Center | DaVinci Robotics
- ASC Partnership opportunity
- Competitive guaranteed base salary + productivity bonus + negotiable sign-on bonus
- Comprehensive benefits package includes health, retirement, malpractice, PTO, CME, and relocation allowance
- J-1 and H-1B Visas accepted - experienced legal team
- 2027 & 2028 grads welcome | residency stipend, loan repayment, and mentorship optionsCentrally located between Houston, Dallas, and Tyler, this community of 60,000 offers a high quality of life.
- Friendly neighbors, slower pace of life, and a small-town feel with city perks
- Access to nature- hiking, kayaking, hunting, camping, boating, and fishing
- Low cost of living and highly rated public and private schools
- College-town brings youthful energy to the area
- No state income taxIf you are interested, please contact Sonya Cathey:
Call/Text l 469.909.6658
Schedule a time to talk: https://calendly.com/scathey-3
scathey@jpsearch.com
Specialty: Urology
Employment Type:
Full Time
Contact Information
Please click apply or email scathey@jacksonphysiciansearch.com
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