Genitourinary Reconstructive Urologic Surgeon

stanford•Palo Alto, CA

5h•Onsite

About The Position

Stanford University’s Department of Urology seeks a board-certified or board-eligible urologist with subspecialty training in genitourinary reconstructive surgery (GURS) and gender-affirming surgery for a Clinical Assistant Professor appointment in the Clinician Educator line. The faculty member will develop a clinical practice focused on complex genitourinary reconstruction and gender-affirming urologic surgery, joining an established multidisciplinary program and contributing to its growth. The practice is based at Stanford Healthcare, including Stanford’s main campus and Redwood City campus, and offers a high-volume, academically oriented reconstructive urology practice at a leading academic medical center. The position includes clinical care, teaching, and opportunities for administrative work and scholarship in line with programmatic needs. The successful candidate will teach and serve as an integral member of training programs, with opportunities to participate in clinical research alongside nationally recognized urology faculty. Academic rank and line will be determined by the candidate’s qualifications and experience. The role offers a broad range of clinical work, from clinic-based procedures to complex robotic and open surgeries, with access to imaging, multidisciplinary support, and robotic technology. The physician will manage a broad spectrum of conditions in outpatient and hospital settings and may contribute to program development, quality improvement, and administrative leadership. The expected base pay range is $391,000–$427,000; actual pay will be determined by factors including experience, qualifications, training, internal equity, and market pay. The stated range does not include all components of faculty compensation or departmental incentive compensation.

Requirements

MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent.
Board-certified or board-eligible in urology.
Fellowship training in genitourinary reconstructive surgery and gender-affirming surgery.
Subspecialty training and experience in open and robotic genitourinary reconstructive approaches, including multiport and single-port techniques.
Expertise in cancer survivorship and complex genital and urethral reconstruction, including phalloplasty-related urethral reconstruction and revision surgery.
Demonstrated excellence or promise of excellence in a combination of clinical performance, teaching, administration, and/or scholarship appropriate to programmatic needs.
Commitment to developing outstanding teaching skills if formal teaching experience has not been obtained.

Nice To Haves

Excellent leadership qualities and a vision for clinical and programmatic excellence.
Interest in mentorship, education, and administrative responsibilities.
Interest in growing in leadership, education, and research.

Responsibilities

Develop a clinical practice focused on complex genitourinary reconstruction and gender-affirming urologic surgery.
Provide clinical care in outpatient and hospital settings to a diverse patient population.
Perform clinic-based procedures and complex robotic and open surgeries.
Teach and serve as an integral member of the department’s training programs.
Contribute to clinical research alongside urology faculty.
Contribute to program development, quality improvement, and administrative activities as appropriate.
Help shape the growth of the multidisciplinary gender-affirming surgery program.