A well-established multispecialty private practice located in a beautiful location in Arizona is excited to announce a new medical specialty to the community - UROLOGY! The practice is growing and recently welcomed a new urologist to be their new leader and are excited to hire another physician to join them. An experienced urologist or new graduates are welcome to apply! This practice is the area's largest and longest standing group practice first dedicated to the treatment of neurological disorders. Because this group offers synergistic surgical specialties and Radiation Oncology, Urology is a natural service line in which to offer to their patient base. The group admits to the large locally governed, non-profit, community teaching hospital.

Hospital Highlights:
• Level II trauma center
• Over 600 licensed beds
• Utilizes da Vinci robots

Practice Highlights:
• Practice has a lead urologist that is well established in the community
• Generalists and subspecialists are welcomed
• Practice will utilize APP support
• NEW Ambulatory Surgery Center in development, near clinic
• Two year income guarantee, four year track to full partnership
• Several ancillary opportunities for income
• Stipends are available to trainees
• Robust compensation package, including relocation, CME, and 401k

Area Highlights:
This city in Arizona offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and affordability that makes it an appealing place to live for individuals and families alike. Nestled in the Sonoran Desert and surrounded by five mountain ranges, it is known for its stunning desert landscapes, year-round sunshine, and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, and golfing. The city has a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere with a strong sense of community. It is home to the University of Arizona, giving it a youthful, academic vibe and supporting a thriving healthcare and research environment. It also boasts a vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and a rich blend of Native American, Mexican, and Western influences—reflected in its food, festivals, and local traditions. Cost of living is relatively low compared to other U.S. cities, and the housing market remains accessible. While summers can be hot, the dry climate and mild winters are a major draw for those seeking sunshine and an active lifestyle. Additionally, it is recognized as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, offering a dynamic culinary scene that blends traditional and contemporary Southwestern flavors. Whether you're drawn by the natural beauty, professional opportunities, or diverse cultural landscape, this city offers a high quality of life in a uniquely scenic and relaxed setting.