Full-time
Posted 11 days ago
Job description
Carle Health Methodist Hospital is actively recruiting a Board Certified Urologist for a clinic-based locum assignment in Peoria, Illinois.
This is a true outpatient-focused role with a predictable weekday schedule and no call responsibilities.
Schedule
- Monday through Friday, 8:00am 4:30pm
- No nights, no weekends, no call
- Flexible structure: 2 weeks on/off or adjusted schedule to average 20 hours/week annually
Practice Setting
- Outpatient urology clinic with routine consults and follow-ups
- No inpatient call coverage required
- EPIC EMR
- 329-bed Level II hospital with established support staff
Scope
- General urology clinic work
- Evaluation, diagnosis, and ongoing management of urologic conditions
- No after-hours charting billed separately; documentation expected within standard workflow
Requirements
- Board Certified in Urology (MD or DO)
- Active Illinois license required at time of submission
- BLS and ACLS
- Clean malpractice history strongly preferred
- Two completed professional references required at submission
Credentialing
- No temporary privileges available
- Standard credentialing timeline applies
- Candidates must be fully compliant at time of submission to be considered
Travel
- Mileage + lodging for regional candidates
- Flights available if outside driving distance
Compensation
- $300 $350/hr depending on experience, availability, and credentialing strength
- Orientation paid at daily rate
This is a strong fit for urologists looking for structured clinic work without call burden and flexible scheduling.
Apply directly or send availability for review.
Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Urologist?
A: To succeed as a Urologist, one must possess core technical skills such as proficiency in surgical procedures, including endoscopic and open surgeries, as well as expertise in diagnosing and treating urological conditions through imaging and laboratory tests. Additionally, strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential for building trust with patients, collaborating with healthcare teams, and providing empathetic care. These technical and soft skills enable Urologists to deliver high-quality patient care, manage complex cases, and stay up-to-date with the latest medical advancements, ultimately supporting their career growth and effectiveness in the role.
Q: What is the career path for a Urologist?
A: A Urologist's career typically progresses from a Resident Physician to an Attending Physician, with opportunities to specialize in subfields like pediatric urology, oncology, or reconstructive surgery. As they gain experience, Urologists can move into mid-level roles such as Clinical Professor, Department Chair, or Medical Director, overseeing clinical operations and teaching the next generation of urologists. Senior roles, including Chief of Urology or Medical Director of a large healthcare system, offer opportunities for leadership, research, and policy development, ultimately leading to long-term career prospects in academia, research, or executive leadership positions.
