Academic Andrology & Men’s Health Urologist

Boston Medical Center; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston Medical Center’s Urology Department invites a fellowship-trained Andrology and Men’s Health Urologist to join our academic faculty as a full-time clinician-educator. The physician will treat men with sexual health and fertility disorders, hormonal dysfunction, and reconstructive urology while advancing education, research, and access to care.

The role includes leadership of the Men’s Health Program, collaboration with endocrinology, oncology, primary care, and pelvic health, and teaching

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree.
• Completion of an ACGME‑accredited Urology Residency.
• Fellowship training in Andrology, Sexual Medicine, or Male Reproductive Medicine preferred.
• Board‑Certified or Board‑Eligible in Urology.
• Eligible for unrestricted medical licensure.
• Eligible for hospital privileges.

Responsibilities

• Erectile dysfunction management.
• Peyronie’s disease management.
• Male infertility evaluation and treatment.
• Hypogonadism (Low Testosterone) management.
• Ejaculatory disorders management.
• Chronic orchialgia management.
• Varicocele surgery planning.
• Hydrocele management.
• Vasectomy consultation and reversal.
• Male contraception counseling.
• Fertility preservation discussions.
• Sexual dysfunction following prostate cancer treatment.

Education

MD or DO degree

ACGME-accredited Urology Residency

Fellowship training in Andrology, Sexual Medicine, or Male Reproductive Medicine preferred

Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Urology

Eligible for unrestricted medical licensure

Eligible for hospital privileges

Job description

Boston Medical Center’s Urology Department invites a fellowship-trained Andrology and Men’s Health Urologist to join our academic faculty as a full-time clinician-educator. The physician will treat men with sexual health and fertility disorders, hormonal dysfunction, and reconstructive urology while advancing education, research, and access to care.

The role includes leadership of the Men’s Health Program, collaboration with endocrinology, oncology, primary care, and pelvic health, and teaching