Pediatric Urologist/Urology/Urodynamics
Pediatric Urologist/Urology/Urodynamics
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Board-Eligible/Board-Certified, Fellowship-trained Pediatric Urologist
- Passion for providing exceptional, family-centered patient care
- Collaborative physician who enjoys working within multidisciplinary teams
- Dedication to teaching medical students, residents and fellows
- Strong communication skills and a team-first mindset
- Established Exclusively Pediatric Team: Join four fellowship-trained pediatric urologists supported by three APPs and six pediatric urology nurses, as well as dedicated surgical schedulers and administrative support
- Exceptional Clinic Environment: Dedicated clinic space with in-clinic videourodynamic and ultrasound suites; adjacent to Pediatric Nephrology
- State-of-the-Art Operating Rooms: Full digitally-integrated Ors, da Vinci surgical robot, brand-new endoscopic equipment; dedicated block time
- Academic Excellence
- Faculty appointment at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) commensurate with experience
- Sole pediatric teaching faculty for the University of Nebraska Medical Center urology residency program and the University of Nebraska Medical Center/Children's Nebraska pediatric urology fellowship program
- Opportunity for protected academic time for the interested candidate
- Access to support from/membership in the Child Health Research Institute and collaboration with the Mammel Center for Innovation
- Competitive salary
- Comprehensive benefit plan
- Robust retirement plan
- About Children's Nebraska:
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