<p>A 318-bed regional medical center in the Rocky Mountain region of Idaho is recruiting a board-certified or board-eligible Urologist to join an established general urology practice based in a Medical Office Building directly on the hospital campus. The facility has served as the healthcare anchor for its region since 1986 and carries a rare concentration of tertiary services — including a Level II Trauma Center, the state's only Burn Center, and the region's only Level III NICU and Pediatric ICU — giving a urologist access to a high-acuity, diverse referral base that is uncommon outside a major academic center. The compensation structure pairs an exceptional base salary with an RVU incentive model, and the community offers year-round outdoor recreation alongside a vibrant arts and culture scene.</p>
<h3>Perks and Benefits</h3> <ul> <li>Exceptional base salary plus RVU-based productivity incentive model</li> <li>Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance provided</li> <li>Occurrence-based professional liability insurance (no tail exposure)</li> <li>Comprehensive and flexible benefits package including health, dental, and vision</li> <li>401(k) participation eligibility</li> <li>Stock purchase options</li> <li>Paid PTO and dedicated CME time off with CME allowance</li> </ul>
<h3>Practice Highlights</h3> <ul> <li>General urology practice with an established patient panel and referral network already in place</li> <li>Office located in the Medical Office Building directly on the hospital campus — seamless OR and inpatient access</li> <li>26+ operating rooms on campus with dedicated block OR time allocated to the urology service</li> <li>Two da Vinci robotic surgery platforms available on-site; robotic experience is welcomed but not required</li> <li>318-bed acute care hospital with Level II Trauma Center providing a broad and complex surgical referral base</li> <li>State's only Burn Center and region's only Level III NICU and Pediatric ICU — tertiary-level acuity in a community setting</li> <li>Only facility in Idaho with an American College of Radiology-accredited Radiation Oncology Center, enabling multidisciplinary urologic oncology collaboration</li> <li>Facility has operated as the regional healthcare anchor since 1986 with a strong community reputation and award-winning service lines</li> </ul>
<h3>Qualifications</h3> <ul> <li>Board certification or board eligibility through the American Board of Urology required</li> <li>Completion of an accredited urology residency program</li> <li>Active Idaho medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start</li> <li>General urology scope of practice; robotic surgery experience is a plus but not a prerequisite given on-site robotic availability</li> </ul>
<h3>About the Community</h3> <p>This Idaho community in the Rocky Mountain region is recognized for its year-round outdoor recreation — think skiing, hiking, fishing, and whitewater — alongside an upbeat arts and culture scene and family-friendly attractions that make it a genuinely livable destination for physicians at any career stage. Idaho's cost of living remains well below national urban averages, and the region offers highly rated schools and a strong sense of community. For clinicians seeking the clinical depth of a tertiary referral center without the pace and cost of a major metropolitan area, this setting is a compelling fit.</p>