Urologist – Flexible Locum Opportunity | Arizona

Job description

Start Date: January 26, 2026
Location: Arizona
Coverage Type: Scheduled + Night Beeper Call
Willing to License: ✅ Yes (IMLC accepted)

Opportunity Overview

A reputable 99-bed hospital in Arizona is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Urologist for ongoing locum coverage starting January 26, 2026. This position offers flexible scheduling — providers can pick up coverage blocks that fit their availability, with both weekday and weekend options open.

The assignment includes clinic, surgical, and night beeper call coverage in a supportive environment with dedicated PA assistance.

Schedule Details

Shift: 8a–5p with a 1-hour lunch + night beeper call (5p–8a)

Call: Every night and weekend during active coverage

Coverage Blocks Available: January–May 2026 (choose dates that work for you)

Average Patients: ~20 per day in clinic

Procedures: 10–15 per week

Surgeries: 3–4 per day

EMR: Cerner

Support Staff: 1 PA

Credentialing Timeframe: ~30 days

Highlights

✅ Flexible scheduling – pick up shifts that fit your availability
✅ Hands-on surgical practice – 3–4 OR cases daily plus clinic procedures
✅ Quick onboarding – 30-day credentialing; IMLC candidates welcome

Practice Environment

Setting: Hospital-based practice

Special Procedures: Vasectomy and infant circumcision (not required)

Robotics: None

Call Type: Beeper call only

Interview: Quick phone interview prior to confirmation

Requirements

Board Certification: BC/BE in Urology

License: Active AZ or IMLC eligible

DEA: Required

Experience: Minimum 1 year

Interested?

Reach out today to discuss your availability or pick up coverage blocks:
📧 Rachel Koehler | Principal Recruiter, Aya Locums
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• ✅ Flexible scheduling – pick up shifts that fit your availability
• ✅ Hands-on surgical practice – 3–4 OR cases daily plus clinic procedures
• ✅ Quick onboarding – 30-day credentialing; IMLC candidates welcome and willing to wait for the license for non IMLC candidates