A large not-for-profit health system in Central Utah is seeking a urologist to replace a retiring physician and join a team of five surgeons. Candidates must be board-certified or board-eligible in urology.

• Opportunity HighlightsEmployed by large not-for-profit health system
• NO CALL responsibilities - Enjoy a tremendous quality of life 
• Replace a retiring urologist walking into a turnkey practice
• Residency stipend of $1,500 per month for up to 2 years
• Up to $195,000 in loan repayment
• Annual salary, wRVU production model, and value recognition bonus

Community Information

Known as the hub of Central Utah, Richfield, UT, is the region’s largest city and is an amenity-rich home base for exploring Central Utah’s sights and outdoor recreation. The city offers two higher learning campuses, various restaurants, and a historic Main Street packed with local shops. Richfield is Central Utah’s de facto regional capital city.

• Easy access to nearby natural hot springs, Fremont Indian petroglyphs, red rock national park wonders, ancient lava tubes and aspen stands, and one of the country’s best ATV trails
• Only 2.5 hours to Salt Lake City and less than two hours to Provo, UT
• Richfield is part of Panoramaland, a conservation and development area
• Access to nine world-class ski resorts
• Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy snowboarding, skiing, hiking, boating, fishing, river running, biking, and so much more
• Medscape ranks Utah No. 9 in “Best Places to Practice,” and Becker’s ASC Review says Utah is a top 5 best place for physicians to work