Commonwealth Medical Services·Winchester, Indiana
The Urologist will join an established practice, collaborating with two other urologists and five advanced practice providers in a hospital-employed setting. Responsibilities include providing clinical services primarily at the main hospital campus, utilizing on-site surgical facilities, with occasional travel to regional outreach clinics.
Urologist – Hospital-Employed Practice A healthcare organization is recruiting a Board Certified Urologist to join an established urology practice.
The team includes two urologists and five advanced practice providers, offering a collaborative environment with strong clinical and operational support.
The clinic is located in a medical office building on the main hospital campus, providing convenient access to both inpatient services and an on-site outpatient surgery center.
Occasional travel to regional outreach clinics may be required.
Experience or training in Da Vinci robotic surgery is preferred.
Full-time, hospital-employed position Join a team of two urologists and five advanced practice providers Access to Da Vinci robotic surgical systems Clinic located on the same campus as the inpatient hospital and outpatient surgery center Single surgical location—no need to cover multiple hospitals or surgery centers Epic Smart Room technology Family Medicine residents and medical students rotate on site Compensation & Benefits Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package Up to $100,000 in student loan repayment $60,000 signing bonus Residency stipend available for physicians completing their final year of training Opportunity to buy into an ambulatory surgery center after two years of medical staff membership
Candidates must be a Board Certified Urologist joining an established team, with a preference for experience or training in Da Vinci robotic surgery. The position is full-time and hospital-employed, offering access to advanced surgical technology.
Market context
Indiana physician openings in vascular surgery are typically driven by hospital and specialty practice coverage needs, so demand can be steady where procedural volume is high. These roles are competitive because employers look for an MD or DO, an active Indiana license, and board certification or eligibility, along with strong clinical and surgical skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm licensure status and recent vascular case experience before applying.
