Urologist in Southern Connecticut | Monday-Friday | Limited Call

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Urologist in Southern Connecticut | Monday-Friday | Limited Call Bridgeport, United States | Posted on 09/04/2026
Visa Sponsorship: (s) No Visa sponsorship at this time. Specialty Urology Date Opened 09/04/2026 Job Type Full time State/Province Connecticut Country United States
Job Description: Healthcare United is seeking a Board Eligible or Board Certified Urologist to join an established urology practice in Southern Connecticut. This opportunity offers the ability to step into a growing urology service line with strong patient demand, specialty support, and access to a desirable Connecticut market. The incoming physician will provide comprehensive adult urology care, including outpatient clinic visits, surgical procedures, consults, and ongoing management of urologic conditions.
Responsibilities: Provide full-scope urology care Evaluate and manage adult urology patients Perform urologic procedures and surgeries Participate in outpatient clinic responsibilities Provide consultative services as needed Collaborate with physicians, APPs, and clinical staff Maintain accurate EMR documentation Support growth of the urology service line
Requirements: Board Eligible or Board Certified in Urology Active or eligible Connecticut medical license Robotic or minimally invasive surgery interest preferred Excellent communication and patient care skills Competitive compensation package Full-time employed opportunity Limited call Growing urology service line Strong referral network Clinical and administrative support Southern Connecticut location Access to desirable New Haven County and Fairfield County communities

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