Urology | $1M Earning Potential | Montana
Busy Urology in Beautiful Montana
$1M Earning Potential
Practice Highlights
- Four-day work week
- One OR block day plus three clinic days of about nine hours each
- Clinic schedule is built around the OR block; physicians start with one OR block day and add block time as they fill it and new blocks open
- 1:4 call
- Paid call after 7 days
- Call is light: ED physicians and hospitalists routinely stabilize patients overnight and coordinate with urology the next morning
- The new urologist is expected to reach 30+ patients per clinic day after a few-month ramp, with a busy in-office procedure volume
Compensation and Benefits
- Base salary: Salary plus two production bonuses.
- Earning potential: about $1,000,000 total compensation within 2–3 years
- Signing bonus: Generous signing bonus
- Call pay: paid for call beyond seven days per month
- Training stipend: available for residents and fellows
- Student loans: eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
- Time off: six weeks, including CME, plus standard holidays; unlimited time off for physicians at or above the 75th percentile in production
Qualifications
- Completion of an accredited urology residency
- Board certified or board eligible in urology
- Active Montana medical license, or eligibility to obtain one before start
Community Highlights
- Outdoors at your doorstep. Mount Helena City Park and an extensive trail system start right in town, with hiking and mountain biking minutes from home. Snow skiing 2 minutes from Helena. The Missouri River and nearby Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter lakes offer boating, paddling, and blue-ribbon fly fishing. The Gates of the Mountains, a dramatic canyon stretch of the Missouri, is a short drive north.
- Four-season recreation. 4 mountain ranges, 5 lakes, and Great Divide Ski Area are close by for winter days, and Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks are each a few hours’ drive away.
- History and culture. The historic downtown along Last Chance Gulch, the Cathedral of St. Helena and the Montana State Capitol give the city a distinctive character. Local arts venues, breweries and restaurants make a lively downtown.
- Family and education. Helena offers well-regarded public and private schools; some of the schools are among the highest-ranked in the state.
- Easy to get around. Commutes are short, and Helena Regional Airport provides direct flights to major western hubs.
Job Reference #: UR 27644
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Helena, MT Community Resources
Nestled amidst the breathtaking Rocky Mountains, Helena, Montana, offers a lifestyle that seamlessly blends outdoor adventure with small-town charm. Whether you’re hiking the scenic trails of Mount Helena or exploring the vast landscapes of the nearby Helena National Forest, this community is a paradise for nature lovers. The Missouri River, winding through the area, provides endless opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and simply soaking in the serene views. For those who crave outdoor recreation, Helena’s stunning backdrop sets the perfect stage for year-round activities.
Beyond its natural beauty, Helena boasts a vibrant community atmosphere rich in culture and history. Stroll through the picturesque downtown and discover a blend of historic architecture, local boutiques, and eclectic dining options. The city’s lively arts scene includes theaters, galleries, and annual festivals that celebrate local talent and creativity. Helena’s friendly residents and welcoming neighborhoods make it easy to feel at home, fostering a genuine sense of community.
Families and individuals alike benefit from Helena’s excellent educational opportunities. The city is home to well-regarded public and private schools, along with Carroll College, a nationally recognized liberal arts institution. From early childhood education to higher learning, Helena provides a supportive environment for academic success. With a focus on safety and community engagement, it’s no wonder families find this city an ideal place to settle down.
Helena’s quality of life extends beyond its outdoor allure and educational excellence. The cost of living remains affordable compared to many metropolitan areas, allowing for a comfortable lifestyle with access to modern conveniences. Housing options are diverse, ranging from charming historic homes to contemporary developments with mountain views. The community’s laid-back pace and clean air contribute to a healthier, more balanced way of life.
Centrally located in Montana, Helena also serves as a gateway to other popular destinations, including Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Its regional airport offers convenient travel options, making it easy to explore or stay connected with loved ones. With its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and modern amenities, Helena is not just a place to live—it's a place to thrive.
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