Physician / Urology
Employer: Acadia Physician Recruiters (searching on behalf of regional health system / University of Vermont Medical Center)
Location: Burlington, VT (in-person; clinical, surgical, and teaching responsibilities)
Pay: Very competitive salary (details shared with qualified candidates)
Type: Full-time — Urologist (clinical practice with academic appointment; J-1/H-1B sponsorship available)
What You’ll Do:
Provide comprehensive urologic care using modern tools including surgical robotics; hold an academic appointment with associated teaching responsibilities for students, residents, and fellows; have the opportunity to develop or customize a subspecialty focus with institutional support; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across the health system.
Why It Stands Out:
• J-1 / H-1B visa sponsorship is encouraged—good for internationally trained physicians.
• Academic appointment plus clinical practice—mix of teaching, research support, and patient care.
• Very competitive salary with a broad benefits package (relocation assistance, liability insurance, health/dental, life/disability, CME funds, student loan assistance, generous PTO).
• High quality-of-life location—Burlington offers outdoor recreation (hiking, skiing, water sports), a vibrant cultural scene, strong schools, and a walkable downtown.
Potential Trade-offs:
• Relocation required to the Burlington area for an onsite clinical/academic role.
• Academic and teaching duties add non-clinical responsibilities (preparation, mentoring, possible research expectations).
• Clinic and operative schedules (including coverage) may require flexibility—confirm call expectations and clinical load with the employer.
• Compensation specifics are not listed up front—details are provided to qualified candidates during recruiting.
Qualifications & Notes:
• Board-eligible/board-certified urologist (confirm credential requirements with employer).
• Subspecialty support may be available to tailor practice focus.
• Contact provided in the posting for recruiter follow-up and more details.
Here is the link to view more job details or apply.
This role is a strong fit if you want a clinically active urology position with academic work and visa support in a New England community with excellent outdoor and cultural amenities. Would you take this job—or should I pull comparable academic urology openings with posted salary ranges or different geographic preferences?