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The University Department of Urology in San Antonio seeks a faculty urologist subspecialty trained in URPS/FPMRS at the level of Assistant, Associate Professor or Professor/Clinical to join an active, growing clinical and multidisciplinary program. The role includes teaching medical students and residents and supporting planned URPS fellowship growth.
Clinical duties cover Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, Neuro Urology, and general urologic oncology.
This city's prominent and growing academic program is seeking a faculty urologist subspeciality trained in URPS/FPMRS at the level of Assistant, Associate Professor or Professor/Clinical to join an active, growing clinical and multidisciplinary program. This individual will have clinical and surgical responsibilities and is expected to perform all aspects of Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, Neuro Urology, as well as see general urologic malignancies, as needed.
This position will participate in the education program through the teaching of medical students and residents. There are plans to start an URPS Fellowship program in the next two years. Opportunities available to this position are to collaborate with both clinical and basic scientists in the design, management, and research programs in the Department of Urology, with the opportunity for scientific leadership and publication. The Department of Urology has established an academic program of excellence at the University and actively collaborates with clinicians and scientists throughout the world. With 17,000 faculty and staff, this entity has been recognized by Forbes as one of America's Best Employers for Company Culture.
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