Faculty Physician - Adult/Pediatric Urology

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The West Virginia University Health System, the state’s largest health system and largest private employer, comprises 18 hospitals throughout the state and bordering states. In addition, it includes five institutes, as well as providing management services for other local hospitals through affiliate agreements.

Whether you are caring for our patients at one of the critical access hospitals, community sites, regional or academic medical centers, we are all one WVU Health System.

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Additional Job Description:

West Virginia University School of Medicine and the Department of Urology seek a hybrid Adult/Pediatric Urologist (ranks available: Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor). The successful candidate will be expected to practice in Morgantown, West Virginia and Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Additionally, travel may be required to other outreach clinics to facilitate practice growth and fulfill our mission to our communities and beyond.

Duties: The successful candidate will practice in the areas of both Adult and Pediatric Urology. In addition to providing excellent patient care, the successful candidate will also be actively involved in teaching medical students, residents, and fellows.

Qualifications: Candidate must have an MD or DO degree or foreign equivalent and be eligible for state medical license. The successful candidate must have completed a Urology residency program, as well as a Pediatric Urology fellowship program. Successful candidates must be board certified / eligible in Pediatric Urology. All qualifications must be met by the time of appointment.

Pursuing a career at West Virginia’s largest health system and the state’s largest private employer, the WVU Health System (WVU Medicine), means you have access to many challenging and rewarding opportunities in Urology.

The System has undergone significant expansion in specialty and sub-specialty care in areas such as women’s health, cancer, heart and vascular, and neuroscience, among many others. The Health System operates West Virginia’s first and only multi-organ transplant center and a 150-bed Children’s Hospital.

Today, the WVU Health System has more than 3,400 licensed beds, 4,600 providers, and nearly 35,000 employees. Anchored by an 880-bed academic medical center in Morgantown, the Health System includes 25 member hospitals that collectively serve a multi-state region.

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At West Virginia University, we’re changing the future of healthcare. As a land-grant institution and R1 designated research university, we’re dedicated to responding to today’s health issues and conducting research to combat the problems of tomorrow.

Renowned for our rural healthcare initiatives, we bring the highest level of medical care to West Virginia and the surrounding region in the state’s only comprehensive academic health sciences center, where students, healthcare professionals, and scientists work together to build a healthier future.

At WVU Medicine, we’re all teachers playing a pivotal role in educating and mentoring medical students and residents to help shape future generations of healthcare leaders.

Meet the Chair

Steven Campbell, MD, PhD, came to WVU from the Cleveland Clinic, where he served as a board-certified urologist, vice chair of Urology, residency program director, and professor of Surgery. For the past 20 years, he led the largest urology residency training program in the United States and was central to the Urologic Oncology Fellowship Program.

Dr. Campbell’s primary interests include renal cell carcinoma, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, and resident education. He’s a nationally renowned expert in the field, authoring more than 400 papers and serving as the lead author of the American Urological Association’s Guidelines for the Management of Kidney Cancer.

Campbell has treated a multitude of patients with all types of genitourinary cancer tumors in his 30+ year career in the field.

Before joining the Cleveland Clinic, he served as co-director of Urologic Oncology at Loyola University Medical Center; chief of the Urology service at Hines Veterans Affairs Hospital in Maywood, Illinois; and co-director of the Division of Urological Oncology at Northwestern.

After completing his urology residency at the Cleveland Clinic, he completed a fellowship in Urologic Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He obtained a PhD in