Urologist at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital

The University of Vermont Health - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) is seeking a General Urologist to join its well-established practice. This role offers the opportunity to work in a welcoming, dynamic, and highly supportive environment with full integration within the Division of Urology at the University of Vermont. CVPH is part of a six-hospital network serving northern New York and Vermont and is a certified Level III trauma center. The hospital works closely with the UVM Medical Center, a Level I trauma center located just an hour away. CVPH is a 300-bed community hospital with nine operating rooms, including a DaVinci robot, and an Ambulatory Surgery Center. Plattsburgh is a scenic town in Upstate New York, bordering Lake Champlain, with proximity to the Adirondack Mountains and Montreal. J1 and H1B visa candidates are welcome to apply.

Key Responsibilities:

• General Urologic patient care
• Providing call coverage to CVPH for inpatient and emergency department patients when on call

Position Details:

• $475K base + RVUs = $492K total 
• (Sign-On Bonus)
• Full-time at CVPH
• Outpatient clinic and OR
• Access to DaVinci robot, if robotics is part of your clinical practice
• Collaborate with three other team-oriented urologists and a nurse practitioner. The practice is currently recruiting additional APP support.
• Call responsibility: 1:4 or negotiable 

Requirements:

• Board eligible/certified
• Eligible for medical licensure in the State of New York

Benefits:

• Comprehensive benefits package
• Relocation assistance
• Loan repayment assistance
• CME money 
• Vacation Time
• Collegial and supportive relationship with UVMMC urology team, with the ability to attend conferences and present patients at GU tumor board

Community Highlights:

• Family-oriented community on Lake Champlain
• Proximity to the Adirondack Mountains, the Olympic-Lake Placid region, Burlington, VT, and Montreal
• Numerous outdoor activities, including mountains and water-based recreation