Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery - Carilion Clinic & Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine - Roanoke, Virginia

About the role

Carilion Clinic and the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine (VTCSOM) seek a board‑eligible or board‑certified reconstructive urologist to join and help shape the future of a rapidly expanding academic Section of Urology in Southwest Virginia. This is an opportunity to build, teach, lead, and innovate within a health system that is evolving into an independent Department of Urology with plans to establish a urology residency program. The role is ideal for a physician passionate about advancing Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (FPMRS) and contributing to academic growth, where leadership will have meaningful institutional impact.

Responsibilities

• Play a foundational role in developing a future Department of Urology and contribute to building a urology residency program.
• Hold an academic appointment at VTCSOM (commensurate with experience) and engage in curriculum development, medical student education, mentorship, and scholarly activity.
• Receive institutional support for research collaboration across Virginia Tech and Carilion.
• Join the newly established Section of Urology (founded 2023) and work alongside fellowship‑trained faculty in oncology, endourology, and pediatrics, general urologists, and advanced care practitioners.
• Help shape subspecialty growth in reconstructive and pelvic health while building a referral base within Carilion’s integrated health system serving over one million patients.
• Practice primarily at Carilion Roanoke Memorial (800+‑bed academic/tertiary referral center, Level I Trauma Center, regional referral hub) with integrated pediatric services through Carilion Children’s Hospital.
• Contribute to the institution’s ongoing expansion, including the new Taubman Cancer Center, approved kidney transplant program (launching 2026), Crystal Springs Tower, and planned growth of VTCSOM.
• Embrace the opportunity to build programs, mentor learners, contribute to scholarship, and shape the future of academic urology in a growing health system.

Requirements

• Board‑eligible or board‑certified reconstructive urologist.
• Completion of a Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (URPS) / FPMRS fellowship is preferred.
• Strong clinical and academic interest in pelvic reconstruction is encouraged.