Seeking Urologist with Catalyst Medical Group in northern Idaho

St. Joseph Regional Medical Center is assisting in the recruitment of an additional BC/BE Urologist to join Catalyst Medical Group in Lewiston, Idaho.  The incoming physician will enjoy a large patient base along with state-of-art technology in both the clinic and facility, including a DaVinci Robot. St. Joseph Regional, a full-service, 145-bed Catholic hospital, is the largest medical center in the region providing advanced-level specialty healthcare.  The hospital offers a robust recruitment package including a competitive salary, sign-on/retention bonus, student loan repayment assistance, relocation, and more! Located in northern Idaho, Lewiston is a vital, vibrant city and part of the Quad Cities bordering Washington. Its listed as one of the most affordable cities in the US, rich in history.  Outdoor activities abound in the Blue Mountains and along the Snake River.  The Lewis-Clark Valley is scenic and inviting.  Lewiston is a moderately sized community of 57,000 and geographically close to six ski resorts. Additional Information: - Specialty: Urology - Location: Lewiston, Idaho 83501 - Contact: Lauren Hatch About the Company: A full-service, 145-bed Catholic hospital, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center is the largest medical center providing advanced-level specialty healthcare in the region. Our commitment to delivering exceptional care for our community means having highly skilled and certified physicians and providers.  The state of Washington has designated St. Joseph Regional Medical Center as a Level I Cardiac and Level II Stroke Center. The hospital is also a Level III Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center. Our spiritual foundation, etched into stone over a hundred years ago by the Sisters of St. Joseph, helped form the hospital’s philosophy, mission, and values. Through the promotion of health, prevention of disease and injury, and the provision of health services, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center seeks to enhance the quality of life for area residents by: Providing quality restorative, preventive and acute health care services Respecting human dignity in the experience of sickness and death Fostering the physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual and social well-being of people