Urologic Oncology Faculty

Role And Responsibilities Serve as a founding member of a new urologic oncology clinic, providing outpatient oncology care and procedures for cancers such as prostate, bladder, kidney, and testicular. Balance clinical practice with approximately 50% outpatient care and 50% surgical or procedural services. Utilize advanced clinical infrastructure, including imaging, biomarker testing, and multidisciplinary oncology resources. Contribute to building a comprehensive, multidisciplinary urologic oncology program in a high-demand region. Focus on early detection, minimally invasive evaluation, and cancer survivorship, without teaching or research obligations at the site. Qualifications And Skills Fellowship training in urologic oncology is preferred but not required.Strong interest or focus in oncologic urology, with general urologists also considered.Excellent clinical skills with a focus on cancer care and minimally invasive procedures.Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Key Benefits And Environment Join a nationally recognized academic department with extensive resources.Work in a modern facility with access to advanced diagnostic and surgical tools.Enjoy a balanced clinical model and a faculty appointment with comprehensive benefits.Participate in quality initiatives if desired.Opportunity to help establish a new multidisciplinary urologic oncology program in a thriving community.