Urologist
washington university school of medicine in st louisSt Louis (MO)
Urologist
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washington university school of medicine in st louisSt Louis (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full time or part time: Full time Permanent or Temporary: Permanent Employed or Contract: Employed Visa Waiver Sought: NoEntry Level: N/AWashington University is seeking Urologists to join our 28 urologists in many locations across St Louis City, St Louis County, St Charles County, and Belleville/Shiloh, Illinois. These positions are in partnership with BJC healthcare, for primary practice location at Christian Northeast Hospital, Memorial Hospital Belleville, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Missouri Baptist Medical Center and other locations in West County of St Louis. Additionally, there is opportunity to work at the St Louis VA Medical Center. These locations include: Competitive community-based or academic salary based on location Optional opportunities to work with residents Optional opportunities to bring larger cases to our flagship academic campus Flexibility as far as scope of practice, Research is not required Fellowship training is not required, but specialized interests can be accommodated, such as urolithiasis, benign prostate disease, men’s health, oncology, female pelvic medicine, etc. Robotic experience optional, and robotic surgery with Xi is available at all locations. Join our 1900+ physician group with large referral base, and advantages of being part of the premier academic and health system in the regionCME allowance, tuition reimbursement, and a strong university benefits packagewww.urology.wustl.edu
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