Pediatric Urology Opportunity with Academically Affiliated Hospital

A top-ranked, academically affiliated hospital in Tennessee is excited to welcome a pediatric faculty urologist to its growing program! You will join the Director of Pediatric Urology and six full-time adult urologists. This hospital is nationally recognized for its commitment to clinical excellence, education, and research. The incoming urologist will become part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment that prioritizes innovation, mentorship, and high-quality patient care. In addition, they will contribute to the hospital’s academic mission by helping train and educate the next generation of urologists.

Position Highlights:
• Will join the Director of Pediatric Urology, 6 adult urology providers, and an APP
• The position is 100% pediatric urology and offers all types of pediatric urology cases
• The practice has 2 XI robots and 1 SP robot available.
• Typically, the practice has 2 clinic days, 2 OR days and a flex day.
• The incoming physician will be involved in teaching of urology residents, an appointment in pediatrics, and in addition to teaching, research opportunities are available
• Call is 1:8 and the incoming urologist is only responsible for Pediatric call
• The program supports the teaching of two urology residents per year who rotate on the service for 6 months. Collaboration with the Adult fellowship trained urologist is available in oncology, endourology reconstructive and prosthetic male urology and Female urology.
• Malpractice coverage and CME stipend provided
• Competitive compensation (no state income tax!) that include sign-on bonus and relocation stipend

About Chattanooga:
Chattanooga, nicknamed the “Scenic City,” is home to more than 190,000 residents with a metro population of over 560,000 and continues to see steady growth. Nestled between the Cumberland Plateau and Southern Appalachians, the city offers easy access to Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, and Birmingham within a 2–3 hour drive. In 2025, Chattanooga became the first city in North America to be designated a National Park City, celebrating its unique integration of urban living with outdoor adventure. Known as one of the most innovative midsize cities, Chattanooga was also the first in the U.S. to provide citywide gig-speed internet through its municipal fiber network. Residents enjoy a vibrant downtown with attractions like the Tennessee Aquarium, Walnut Street Bridge, and the historic Choo Choo terminal, while also benefiting from nationally recognized outdoor recreation including climbing, rafting, cycling, and hiking. Looking ahead, Erlanger Park, a $115 million riverfront stadium and mixed-use development, is set to open in 2026 as the new home of the Chattanooga Lookouts, further enhancing the city’s appeal. With its combination of affordability, cultural vibrancy, and unparalleled natural beauty, Chattanooga continues to be recognized nationally as one of the best places to live, work, and explore.