The University of Florida (UF) Department of Urology is excited to announce that we are actively hiring two additional full-time faculty members (Assistant/Associate/Full Professor) to join our Division of Endourology. This expansion is driven by a tremendous growth in population in our region and a new service lines.

The Opportunity

We are seeking Board Certified / Board Eligible Urologists who are fellowship-trained in endourology.

• Role 1: A fellowship-trained surgeon with expertise in Endo/HoLEP/MIST.

• Role 2: A predominantly endourology-focused position with a mixed practice of other urologic conditions, suitable for either a fellowship-trained surgeon or a well-trained resident graduate.

The successful candidates will join a mature, robust practice focused on the medical and surgical treatment of urinary stone disease and BPH. You will have the opportunity to manage complex cases involving metabolic evaluation, ureteroscopy, and percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL).

State-of-the-Art Resources

UF Health provides an extensive infrastructure designed for clinical and surgical excellence:

• Technology: High powered Holmium lasers, Thulium lasers, FANS technology, CVAC ureteroscopes, HoLEP technology, UroNav MRI-US fusion biopsy, and a fleet of nine da Vinci surgical robots (including Xi, SP, and soon the da Vinci 5), Mandera Focalist.

• Support: Shared research coordinator, eight shared mid-level providers integrated into the workflow to ensure clinical efficiency.

• Research & Academic Excellence: Join a top-tier public school (ranked 7th in the nation) with over $100M in NIH funding. Protected research time and mentorship are available for those interested in academic advancement.

Meet Our Team

You will be joining an internationally-respected group of endourologists:

Vincent G. Bird, MD – Professor of Urology and Fellowship Co-Director

Benjamin Canales, MD, MPH – Professor and Director of Urologic Research

John Hollingsworth, MD – Professor and UF Health Chief Quality Officer

John Michael DiBianco, MD – Assistant Professor and Chief, Division of Endourology

How to Apply

Interested candidates can scan the QR code below or visit the application link to learn more:

Scan or visit: https://explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/538994/

For direct inquiries, please contact either:

• Li-Ming Su, MD (Department Chair) This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  

• John Michael DiBianco, MD (Division Chief) This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.