Employed Urology Physician opening - Fort Worth, Texas
Job at a glance
Job description
- Employed position with Texas Health Urology Specialists, part of Texas Health Physicians Group, including attractive compensation and benefits package
- The staffing plan is in place with four Urology hospitalists to cover all the ER call. Outpatient urology physicians will not have any unassigned hospital call.
- This practice uses Epic EMR, as does the hospital so information is seamless
- Practice is located on the campus of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth, a Level I Trauma Hospital, in a recently remodeled clinic that includes 17 exam rooms and 3 procedure rooms.
- 21st century urologic equipment and capabilities. These include the following:
- Transperineal biopsy suite
- BK5000 with MR fusion capability in the clinic
- Cystoscopy suites linked to PACS
- This opening is in a central location with access to all the amenities the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex has to offer – the schedule provides great hours and a good work-life balance.
- The practice is up-and-running and has a great referral base. There is opportunity to grow the practice in different areas in the Metroplex.
- Texas is a tort reform state and has no state income tax!
Sorry, our opportunities cannot sponsor a J-1 visa waiver and this position is not open to outside recruiting firms.
Physicians employed by Texas Health Physicians Group are not employed by a Texas Health Resources hospital.
We’ve been ranked twelve years in a row on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For® list (2026) and our system was ranked second in our industry nationally!
Qualifications
• Urology residency completion required from an accredited ACGME program
• Board certified or board eligible candidates required
• Additional training or experience in endourology is a plus!
• Seeking an experienced candidate who is ready to practice immediately (allowing 120 days for credentialing)
Working Hours
The staffing plan is in place with four Urology hospitalists to cover all the ER call. Outpatient urology physicians will not have any unassigned hospital call.