Urologist Job at Atrium Health in Winston-Salem, NC

As one of the leading urology training programs in the country, the Department of Urology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine seeks to expand its team by hiring Urologists to join clinics in and around the Winston-Salem, NC area.   This is an exceptional opportunity to be part of a dynamic and collaborative environment where you can make a significant impact. As a member of our team, you will have the chance to engage in pioneering research, mentor the next generation of medical students and residents, and provide comprehensive urologic care to patients. 

Department Description:

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist's section on Urology is a major referral center that brings together the best of patient- and family-centered care and research, offering understanding, expertise and the latest in diagnostic techniques and treatments for kidney stones, urologic cancer, incontinence, pelvic pain, congenital abnormalities and men’s health issues.

Our urologists perform minimally invasive surgical procedures, including robot-assisted laparoscopic procedures for both adults and children. We also have a team that specializes in women’s pelvic health issues, ranging from incontinence and sexual dysfunction to pelvic pain and prolapse.

Education and Research:

Education is an important part of the mission of the Department of Urology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. From offering lectures in the community to training medical students and residents, we are committed to sharing our expertise and furthering knowledge about urology.

Candidate Qualifications and/or Preferences:

• MD or MD/PhD
• Board certification in  urology
• North Carolina licensure or eligible, if applicable

When faculty join Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, they are welcomed into an inclusive culture that celebrates and respects the contributions a diverse team can make together. In our nationally-renowned integrated health system, you can work alongside the most advanced minds in medicine to improve medicine, elevate hope and advance healing—for all.