Urologist Job at Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, VA

Carilion Clinic and Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine (VTCSOM) are searching for a board-eligible or board-certified reconstructive urologist to join our growing Section of Urology. The Section of Urology is expanding the academic and clinical urological missions in Southwest Virginia with the stated goal of evolving into an independent department and establishing a urology residency training program. In keeping with this goal, completion of a Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (URPS) formally recognized Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (FPMRS) fellowship is preferred but not required.

The Carilion Clinic adult and pediatric urology programs were both founded in 2023. The Section of Urology at Carilion is currently comprised of three fellowship-trained urologists in oncology, endourology, and pediatrics, three general urologists, and a full complement of advanced care practitioners. The growth of the Section comes during a period of rapid growth for Carilion and VTCSOM. In October 2024, Carilion broke ground on the Taubman Cancer Center, a six-story, 257,000 square-foot building constructed following a $100 million capital campaign aimed at consolidating and transforming cancer care in the region. In May 2005, the Virginia Division of Certificate of Public Need (DCOPN) approved Carilion’s application to establish a kidney transplant program, with the first surgeries targeted for 2026. This month, Carilion completed the new Crystal Springs Tower, a 12-story, 500,000 square-foot facility that doubles the capacity of the existing Emergency Department and will house Carilion’s Cardiovascular Institute. Capping this momentum, within the next four years, leadership at VTCSOM aims to double medical school enrollment with construction of a new, 100,000 square-foot building adjacent to the Carilion Medical Center (CMC) campus.

Carilion Clinic is a physician-led, community-based, integrated academic health system associated with VTCSOM. Collectively, we are the largest not-for-profit integrated health system in Virginia. We serve one million people in Southwest Virginia and surrounding states, with seven hospitals, 220+ physician practice locations, and 25 GME programs. This position is based primarily at CMC in Roanoke, VA, a 700+ bed academic/tertiary referral center with Level I trauma center. VTCSOM is a fully accredited, four-year allopathic medical school founded in 2010 from a public-private partnership between Virginia Tech and Carilion Clinic. Carilion Children’s Hospital is an extension of the Carilion Clinic health system. It is the region’s only pediatric Level I trauma center, pediatric emergency department with dedicated pediatric trauma bay, PICU, and Level IIIB NICU (highest in the region).

Physicians in the health system are employed through Carilion Clinic with academic appointments at VTCSOM. Carilion Clinic offers a competitive salary with incentives tied to productivity and quality criteria as well as a comprehensive benefits package including paid malpractice and tail insurance, healthcare insurance, and retirement benefits, including a fully funded pension plan.

The Roanoke Valley is a metro area of 300,000 people and has consistently been rated among the “best places to live” in the nation and features exceptional schools, low cost of living, inexpensive real estate, and abundant outdoor activities in an exceptional setting along the Blue Ridge Parkway, Appalachian Trail, Smith Mountain Lake, and surrounding areas. Located at the southern tip of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, easy interstate access allows for a few hours driving distance to the Atlantic Ocean beaches and major metropolitan areas. Roanoke is home to some of the “Best” ranked Outdoor Activities in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Carilion Clinic medical campus in Roanoke and VTCSOM are approximately 45 minutes from the main university campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg."