Urology opening: Indiana, PA
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Urology
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
4/15/24
Urologist opening near Pittsburgh PA
Located in Indiana PA
1 hour east of Pittsburgh PA
Service area of 100,000 people
Full time, permanent opening
H1 visa candidates accepted
Looking for a full time Urologist for succession planning and growth.
- Call coverage 1:3
- Robotics training a plus, but not required
- Hospital-employed
- Great benefit package
- Educational loan forgiveness
- Signing bonus
- Relocation
Join a large multispecialty group of 70+ providers.
Nearly every specialty of medicine and surgery is represented on the active medical staff, with the large majority of physicians in private practice. Services include advanced imaging with PET/CT, MRI, 64-slice CT, nuclear medicine, cath/angio lab, and PACS; comprehensive American College of Surgeons certified Center for Oncology Care with IMRT, IGRT, HDR brachytherapy, mammosite treatment, prostate seed therapy and chemotherapy; Wound Care Center with 2 hyperbaric oxygen treatment chambers; emergency room with 39,000+ visits per year and 2 Urgicare facilities; Womens Diagnostic Imaging Center with digital mammography, DEXA, and stereotactic biopsy; 10-bed intensive care unit; OB unit with 650 to 700 deliveries per year; 16-bed inpatient geriatric psychiatry unit; 16-bed inpatient acute rehabilitation unit; total joint replacement program; comprehensive pain clinic with advanced modalities; comprehensive sleep disorders lab and program; advanced neurodiagnostics lab with EEG, EMG, NCS, evoked potentials, transcranial Doppler, and therapeutic Botox clinic; community dialysis center; 45,000 square foot Human Motion Institute opened October 2012 on the campus; and Institutional Review Board.
Located 60 miles east of Pittsburgh, PA, this independent 164-bed acute care community hospital celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2014. It is the sole community provider for this college town, and rural county. The hospital's Vision is to be the best community hospital in the country, and is well on its way. Hospital has been named to the Fortune 100 List of Best Places to Work and has been selected 15 other times as a Best Place to Work, including the #1 Best Place to Work in Pennsylvania, and was named the #2 Best Place to Work in Healthcare in Modern Hospital's inaugural National survey. Press Ganey patient satisfaction surveys put our service regularly above the 90th percentile in our Emergency Room, Inpatient Care units, Outpatient care services, and Ambulatory Care Unit, and physician satisfaction ranges between the 89th and 99th percentiles, with relationship to hospital administration having the highest domain score by a significant margin.
For public K-12 education, the Indiana Area school district supports 4 neighborhood elementary schools (Eisenhower Elementary, Horace Mann, East Pike, and Ben Franklin), a junior high school (Indiana Area Junior High School) and high school (Indiana Area Senior High School), which are accredited and recognized for quality. A Catholic affiliated Pre-K through grade 6 program is offered at the St. Bernard School, in addition to other various parochial schools for different denominations.
There are a great many activities available for children and adults alike. The university brings a large variety of cultural events to the community, and these are increasing with the completion and opening of a new 5,000 seat arena within sight of the medical center.
Outdoor opportunities abound. Indiana countys parks and trails system is one of the best in Pennsylvania with over 64 miles of rails to trails. The county boasts 792 acres of lakes; 5,452 acres of parks; and 12 miles of single track mountain bike trails. Couple this amount of acreage with the varied skill level of terrain and you have a dynamite combination!
Many of the biking and hiking trails run along historic paths with interesting lessons to be learned. So dont think your nature walk or bike ride will go without any history lessons. Its an especially great way to incorporate educational opportunities having children realize that history is part of everything we do and live.