Physician Urology - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Urology Opening in North Dakota Located in Grand Forks, North Dakota About the Position Join a thriving and highly collaborative urology team in a well-established, physician-led health system. This opportunity offers a broad-based urology practice with the ability to develop subspecialty interests, particularly in men’s health, within a supportive and growing program. Practice Details -Full-time, permanent position-Balanced schedule with 2 OR days, 3 clinic days, and 2.5 procedure days-Shared call within a supportive team-Bread-and-butter urology with opportunity to expand into subspecialty interests-Strong referral base from an extensive primary care network-Collaborative environment with experienced physicians and APP support across inpatient and outpatient settings-Access to modern surgical and procedural resources, including robotic capabilities Facility Highlights -New hospital opened in 2025 with advanced design and technology-552,000 sq. ft. facility with 226 licensed beds-14 operating rooms including hybrid and robotic suites-Level II trauma center and comprehensive specialty services-State-of-the-art clinical spaces designed for patient and provider experience Candidate Requirements -Board Certified or Board Eligible in Urology-Interest in general urology with optional subspecialty focus-Commitment to team-based, patient-centered care Compensation and Benefits -Competitive compensation package-Productivity incentives-Relocation and immigration assistance available-Paid malpractice with tail coverage-Generous vacation and CME time-Opportunities for teaching medical students and residents Location Highlights -Community of approximately 60,000 residents-Excellent schools and family-friendly environment-Short commute times and low traffic-Strong local economy with diverse industries-Access to outdoor activities and four-season lifestyle Additional Information -Opportunity to help grow and shape men’s health services within the region-Established, busy practice with immediate patient volume