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Find urologist jobs that match your clinical expertise, career goals, and preferred practice setting. Urologists diagnose and treat conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system, combining medical management, procedures, and surgery to care for patients across a range of needs. Ladders features vetted professional opportunities, including urology roles with compensation of $100,000 or more.

Urologist Roles and Specialties

Urologists may work as generalists or focus on areas such as urologic oncology, endourology, female pelvic medicine, pediatric urology, male infertility, and reconstructive urology. Depending on the position, responsibilities can include evaluating patients, performing procedures, coordinating treatment plans, and collaborating with multidisciplinary care teams.

Where Urologists Work

Career opportunities are available in hospitals, academic medical centers, multispecialty groups, private practices, and integrated health systems. Roles vary in patient population, call expectations, procedural mix, research or teaching responsibilities, and the balance between outpatient and surgical care.

Qualifications for Urologist Jobs

Urologist positions typically require a medical degree, completion of an accredited urology residency, and an active medical license in the state of practice. Employers may also require board certification or eligibility, hospital privileges, and fellowship training for subspecialty roles. Review each listing for its specific requirements.

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Compare vetted openings by location, employer, specialty, and compensation to identify opportunities aligned with your experience and priorities. Explore urologist jobs on Ladders and take the next step in your physician career.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does a urologist do?
Urologists diagnose and treat conditions of the urinary tract in people of all genders and conditions affecting the male reproductive system. Their work may include medical treatment, office-based procedures, and surgery.
What qualifications are typically required for urologist jobs?
Most roles require a medical degree, completed urology residency, and an active state medical license. Employers may also seek board certification or eligibility, hospital privileges, and fellowship training for subspecialty positions.
Where can urologists work?
Urologists work in hospitals, academic medical centers, private practices, multispecialty groups, and health systems. The setting can affect the patient mix, schedule, call responsibilities, and balance of clinical, surgical, research, and teaching work.
What subspecialties are available in urology?
Common areas include urologic oncology, endourology, pediatric urology, female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery, male infertility, and reconstructive urology.
How can I find urologist jobs paying $100,000 or more?
Browse Ladders for vetted professional urology opportunities and review each listing for compensation, location, specialty focus, and job requirements.