Portsmouth, United States | Posted on 08/03/2026
- Call Schedule: 24-hr shift
- Call Type: Beeper
- Call Response Time: 30 minutes
- Reason for Coverage:Supplemental
- Travel, Lodging, and Malpractice Insurance: Covered by Agency
Patient Information
- Average Daily Volume: 15-20 (OP), 4-8 (IP)
- Admission: Yes
- Rounding: Yes
Facility Information
- No. of Rooms: 2 Procedure Rooms, 1 UDS Rooms, 6 Exam Rooms
- Office Equipment: UDS machine
- Disposable cystoscopes with 2 monitors and a bovie
- U/S machine with one vaginal/rectal u/s probe along with a Trophon
- EMR System: MediTech
- Office Equipment Available: UDS machine, cystoscopes, ultrasound machine
- Support Staff:1 APPs, MA, 6 Office Staffs
- 1 Surgery Scheduler,1 UDS technician
Privileges & Compliance
Required Procedures
- General Urology
- Advanced endoscopic techniques
- Laparoscopic surgeries
- Percutaneous nephrolithotomy
- Renal and bladder ultrasound (w/biopsy)
- TRUS biopsies
- Incontinence procedures
Office Procedures:
Vasectomy, Prostate Biopsies, Cystoscopy with stent removal, prostate U/S
Hospital Procedures:
Abdominal Sacrocopopexy
Aquablation, circumcision
Cryoblation of the prostate/kidney, Cystocele
Hernia repair, HIFU, Hydrocelectomy
Interstim Stage I & Stage II, Mid Uretheral sling
Percutaneous nerve evaluation & nephrolithotomy
Space oar/fiducial, Spermatocelectomy
Suprapubic catheter insertion, TURP
Ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy
Uretheral bulking, Urolift, Laser Lithotripsy
Job Requirements
- Board: BC required (Certified)
- Licenses: Licensed in OHor IMLC
- Certifications: BLS, ACLS
Duties & Responsibilities
- Provide outpatient urology care during office hours (Mon–Thu, 8am–4:30pm)
- Perform office-based procedures including vasectomy, prostate biopsies, cystoscopy with stent removal, and prostate ultrasounds
- Perform hospital-based procedures including abdominal sacrocolpopexy, aquablation, circumcision, and ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy
- Supervise and collaborate with NPs, MAs, and clinical staff
- Manage patient volume of 15–20 patients per day in office and 4–8 procedures per day in hospital