Locums – Pendleton Oregon, Urology

Locums – Pendleton Oregon, Urology Job Locum Tenens Oregon

Join the Urology service at Hospital in Pendleton, Oregon, providing hospital and physician clinic coverage beginning in December 2026 for up to 12 months.

The provider will care for clinic patients, perform urologic surgery, and provide 24-hour hospital call Monday through Thursday. Friday is clinic only with no call. The current Urologist is leaving to become a Urology Hospitalist, creating the need for locum coverage.

No Da Vinci or robotic experience is required.

Start Date:

December 2026

Contract Length:
Up to 12 months

Schedule:

• Monday–Friday
• 1–2 weeks per month
• 24-hour call Monday–Thursday
• Friday clinic only with no call
• 1.0 FTE

Weekly

Schedule:

• Monday: Surgery 7:00 AM–2:00 PM;
  Clinic 3:00 PM–5:00 PM
• Tuesday: Clinic 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Wednesday: Clinic 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Thursday: Clinic 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Friday: Clinic 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; no call

Practice Setting:

• Hospital
• Physician clinic
• Trauma Level IV
• No robotics required

Coverage Requirements:

• Clinic patient care
• Urologic surgery
• Hospital admissions
• Hospital emergencies
• 24-hour call Monday–Thursday
• Friday clinic coverage without call
• 1–2 weeks per month

Position Highlights:

• December 2026 start
• Up to 12-month assignment
• 1–2 weeks per month
• Monday–Friday schedule
• 24-hour call Monday–Thursday
• Friday clinic only
• Monday surgery and clinic
• Tuesday–Friday clinic
• Hospital and physician clinic setting
• Trauma Level IV
• No Da Vinci required
• No robotic experience required
• Broad range of general Urology procedures
• Meditech and eClinical
  
  Works EMRs
• Clinic MA support
• Perioperative nursing support
• RN support in clinic
• Oregon license required
• Residency required
• BLS required
• DEA required
• Board Certified highly preferred
• Board Eligible accepted for physicians recently out of residency who will obtain Board Certification within 12 months
• Clean malpractice history highly preferred

Clinical Details & Responsibilities:

Practice Setting:

Hospital

Physician Clinic

Clinical Responsibilities:

• Attend to outpatient Urology clinic patients
• Perform scheduled Urology surgery
• Provide hospital Urology coverage
• Respond to hospital emergencies
• Manage hospital admissions
• Participate in 24-hour call Monday–Thursday
• Provide Friday clinic coverage without call
• Perform appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic Urologic procedures
• Coordinate patient care with clinic, perioperative, and hospital teams
• Document patient care using Meditech and eClinical Works

Procedures:

The current Urologist performs a broad range of procedures. No Da Vinci or robotic procedures are required.

Current Procedure Mix Includes:

• Circumcision / dorsal slit
• Orchiopexy
• Cystoscopy
• Cystoscopy with stent placement
• Cystoscopy with Botox injection
• Cystoscopy with bladder biopsy
• Cystoscopy with intravesical Mitomycin
• Uro Lift
• Dorsal slit
• Evacuation of clots
• Excision of cyst mass
• Excision of condyloma
• Excision of spermatocele
• Explantation of device
• Hydrocelectomy
• Adult hydrocelectomy
• Hydro distention of bladder
• Hydrocele repair
• Laser lithotripsy
• Outpatient bladder irrigation
• Operative cystoscopy
• Operative cystoscopy with Botox
• Prostate biopsy
• Operative prostate biopsy
• Orchiopexy, pediatric
• Injection procedures
• Penile biopsy
• Transvaginal release procedures
• Sacral neurostimulator procedures
• Sacral neuromodulation
• Scrotal exploration following injury
• Cystoscopy with TOT sling
• Suprapubic catheter placement
• Stone extraction
• Transurethral incision/resection procedures including TURBT
• TURP
• Ureteroscopy with stone treatment
• Excision of urethral cyst
• Ureteroscopy with laser

Call Responsibilities:

Call Type: 24-hour hospital call

Call

Schedule:

• Monday–Thursday
• 24-hour call coverage
• Friday has no call

Call Scope:

• Hospital emergencies
• Hospital admissions
• Urgent Urologic conditions
• Inpatient Urology management
• Surgical Urology needs

Support & Team:

The provider will work with clinic and perioperative support staff, including a clinic Medical Assistant, perioperative nurses, and an RN in the clinic.

The coverage is needed because the current Urologist is leaving the practice to become a Urology Hospitalist.

Requirements:

• Board Certified Urology – Highly preferred
• Board Eligible Urology accepted if recently out of residency and willing to obtain Board Certification within 12 months
• Oregon State License – Required
• Urology Residency – Required
• BLS – Required
• DEA – Required
• Clean malpractice history – Highly preferred
• Ability to provide hospital and clinic coverage
• Ability to perform the required Urologic procedures
• Ability to participate in 24-hour call Monday–Thursday
• Ability to provide scheduled surgical coverage

Credentialing:

Oregon State licensure is required.

A clean malpractice history is highly preferred.

Board Certification is highly preferred. Board Eligible physicians may be considered if they are recently out of