Locum Urologist Needs in Washington!

ATC West Healthcare Services is seeking a bread-and-butter Urologist for temporary locum coverage (3–6 months) to support a busy clinic and call service. The role involves independent practice as the sole provider in a fast-paced department, managing a broad range of general urology cases in clinic, OR, and on call. The ideal candidate is a collegial team player with strong patient care and customer service skills.

Dates / Schedule

• Coverage Period: March–June (with July onward fully open); minimum 3 months required

• March: 2–6, 9–13, 16–20, 30–31

• April: 1–3, 6–10, 13–17, 20–24

• May: 4–8, 11–15, 25–29

• June: 1–5, 8–12, 22–26, 29–30

• Ongoing: Weekly coverage available starting July; call schedule released ~1 month in advance

• Shifts:

  • Clinic: 8:00a–4:00p

  • Night Call: 5:00p–8:00a (not every shift)

  • 24-Hour Call: 7:00a–7:00a (1:6)

• Expectations: 5–6 days of call plus clinic minimum; ability to cover ~80% of listed dates

Job Details / Responsibilities

• Provide general urology care in clinic and on call

• Perform common urologic procedures including cystoscopy, vasectomies, prostate biopsy, TURP, ureteroscopy, nephrectomy, cystectomy, ESWL, Botox injections, uroflow/cuff studies, and bladder scans

• Robot available onsite (robotic cases optional, not required)

• Patient volume: 20–25 clinic patients/day; 20–30 surgeries/month

• Call mix: ~20% new consults, ~80% callbacks (established ED patients)

• Rounding responsibilities included; admissions supported by hospitalist team

• EMR: Epic

• Support staff: 2 RNs, MA, surgery scheduler, and 2 front office staff

• Orientation provided prior to start date

• Reason for coverage: open position with ongoing recruitment challenges

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Board Certification: Board Certified in Urology (highly preferred) or truly Board Eligible (within 0–5 years of residency completion)

• Licensure: Active WA license (highly preferred) or IMLC with LOQ in hand at submission

• Certifications: BLS and DEA required; ACLS preferred (may obtain if selected)

• Experience: Broad “bread-and-butter” urology skill set; ability to work independently as sole provider in a busy setting

• Professional Attributes: Collegial, adaptable, strong patient/customer service skills, able to keep pace in a high-volume environment

• Credentialing: Approx. 3-month process; clean malpractice history highly preferred; must meet strict credentialing deadlines

• Other Requirements: Ability to detail availability/blackout dates through Feb 2026; complete submission packet required