A well-established, physician-led urology group in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is recruiting a full-time Urologist to join a collaborative private practice delivering comprehensive general urology care. The group operates within a national urology network that provides back-office infrastructure — analytics, revenue cycle management, compliance, and operational support — so physicians can focus entirely on clinical work. Local autonomy is preserved through physician-led governance at both the regional and national level, and a partnership track opens after a two-year employment agreement.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive base salary plus a signing bonus
- Relocation allowance provided
- Annual CME allowance
- 20 days of paid time off annually
- Paid professional liability insurance
- Comprehensive medical insurance
- Partnership track available beginning after year two of employment
Practice Highlights
- Full-scope general urology practice — comprehensive clinical breadth across the specialty
- Team-based care model with PA colleagues and physician partners working in close collaboration
- Physician-led group governance at both the regional and national level, preserving local clinical autonomy
- Management Services Organization handles analytics, revenue cycle, compliance, and operational support — physicians focus on patient care
- Part of a national urology network, providing access to resources, best practices, and professional development infrastructure
- Clinical interest or experience in female urology is a valued addition to the team's service mix
- Practice culture emphasizes empathetic, communicative, patient-centered care with a focus on long-term patient relationships
- Ongoing support for professional development and adoption of evolving urological techniques
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Urology (American Board of Urology)
- Completion of an accredited urology residency with strong general urology training
- Active Pennsylvania medical license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Experience or clinical interest in female urology is a plus, though not required
- Collaborative practice style suited to a physician-led group environment
- Commitment to outcomes-focused, patient-centered care and continued learning
About the Community
Lancaster, Pennsylvania sits in the heart of Lancaster County — one of the most scenic and historically rich regions in the Mid-Atlantic, known for its rolling farmland, vibrant arts scene, and a downtown that consistently ranks among the most walkable and livable small cities in the country. The region offers an excellent cost of living relative to nearby major metros, highly regarded public and private school options, and easy access to Philadelphia (approximately 70 miles east) and Baltimore (approximately 80 miles south). Outdoor recreation, farm-to-table dining, and a strong sense of community make Lancaster a compelling destination for physicians seeking quality of life alongside a thriving clinical practice.