77 consultants·Albany, New York
The physician will manage a bladder cancer cohort, performing radical cystectomies and complex urinary diversions using advanced robotic surgical platforms. They will collaborate within a multidisciplinary cancer program to provide patient consultations, follow-up care, and clinical decision-making.
**Job Description: **
The candidate will be responsible for managing a substantial bladder cancer cohort, encompassing cases of muscle-invasive and complex disease. Key responsibilities include:
Executing radical cystectomy and various urinary diversion procedures.
Employing advanced robotic surgical techniques utilizing the Da Vinci Xi and DV5 platforms.
Functioning within a practice that offers in-house Physician Assistants for inpatient management and as first assistants in the operating room.
Engaging in collaboration within a multidisciplinary cancer program that operates across three states.
Primarily operating at St. Peter’s Hospital, benefitting from dedicated robotic time slots.
Participating in clinical decision-making processes, patient consultations, and follow-up care protocols.
Upholding high standards regarding patient care, documentation practices, and outcome evaluations.
Market context
New York continues to show steady demand for board-certified urologists, especially those with urologic oncology fellowship training or substantial experience. These roles are competitive because employers often require a current New York State medical license, DEA registration, and a clean malpractice record, and candidates should note that the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting to save research time. Before applying, confirm your licensure status and prepare concise documentation of oncology experience and malpractice history.