Urology Physician
medsource consultantsParis (TX)
Urology Physician
Posted 13 days ago
medsource consultantsParis (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Location:
Paris, TXParis, Texas, offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences, complete with its very own Eiffel Tower and a vibrant arts and festival scene. Conveniently located 105 miles northeast of Dallas, the city boasts affordable living, natural beauty, and a welcoming community that makes it an ideal place to live and practice medicine.
Facility:
This 154-bed regional medical center serves as the most complex hospital within a 70-mile radius, proudly serving Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma for over 110 years. The facility features a highly rated da Vinci Robotic Surgery Program with two da Vinci XI systems and a collaborative team of 90+ physicians across 30 specialties, all committed to exceptional, patient-focused care. Opportunity: Board Certified - Urology
Job Details:
- Join a leading healthcare provider in Northeast Texas as a dedicated Urologist serving the region
- Utilize state-of-the-art technology including a highly rated da Vinci Robotic Surgery Program with two da Vinci XI systems
- Collaborate with a team of 90+ physicians across 30 specialties in a positive, innovative work environment
- Enjoy a friendly schedule offering an ideal balance of professional success and personal time
- Board Certification or Eligibility required
- Access to staff, resources, and technologies needed to make a meaningful impact on patient care
Compensation: Employed salary with benefits.
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