OPT Urologist Jobs

Urologist jobs on OPT are available at academic medical centers, urology group practices, and hospital systems that sponsor H-1B visas for physicians. F-1 students completing urology fellowships can use OPT to bridge into full-time roles while their employer initiates the visa sponsorship process.

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Overview

Open Jobs60+
Top Visa TypeF-1 OPT
Work Type100% On-site
Median Salary$436K
Top LocationLake Worth, FL
Most JobsOneOncology

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The University of Michigan
Urologist
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Urologist
The University of Michigan
Lansing, Michigan
Medical Specialists
Physicians
On-Site
Doctorate
10,000+

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Cardinal Health
Urologist
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Cardinal Health
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Urologist
Cardinal Health
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
Nursing
Medical Specialists
Healthcare Administration
Physicians
$151/hr - $235/hr
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Doctorate
10,000+

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OneOncology
Urologist
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Urologist
OneOncology
Port Jefferson, New York
Medical Specialists
Healthcare Administration
Physicians
$500,000/yr
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2+ yrs exp.
Doctorate
1,001-5,000

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Orlando Health
Urologist
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Urologist
Orlando Health
Orlando, Florida
Medical Specialists
Healthcare Administration
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$650,000/yr
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Banner Health
Urologist
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Urologist
Banner Health
Phoenix, Arizona
Nursing
Medical Specialists
Healthcare Administration
Physicians
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2+ yrs exp.
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Tips for Finding OPT Sponsorship in Urologist

Target academic medical centers first

Academic hospitals and university health systems routinely sponsor physicians on H-1B visas and have dedicated immigration legal teams. They're structurally set up to handle the process, making them the most reliable path for urologists on OPT.

Confirm J-1 waiver status before applying

If you completed your urology residency or fellowship on a J-1 visa, you may need a J-1 waiver before an employer can sponsor you. Clarify your visa history upfront so you and the employer understand the timeline involved.

Start sponsorship conversations during fellowship

Urology H-1B sponsorship takes months to prepare. Raise the topic with potential employers during your fellowship year, not after graduation. Early conversations give both sides time to assess fit before your OPT clock becomes urgent.

Verify the employer's cap-exempt status

Nonprofit hospitals affiliated with universities are often H-1B cap-exempt, meaning they can file year-round without waiting for the April lottery. This dramatically shortens your path from OPT to H-1B and reduces uncertainty significantly.

Negotiate STEM OPT extension eligibility carefully

Urology is not a STEM field, so you won't qualify for the 24-month STEM OPT extension. Your standard 12-month OPT window is what you're working with. Plan your job search and sponsorship timeline around that hard deadline.

Get your medical licensing documents ready early

Urology roles require state medical licensure, DEA registration, and board certification credentials alongside your immigration paperwork. Employers processing H-1B sponsorship will need all of these simultaneously, so prepare your credentialing documents in parallel.

Urologist OPT: Frequently Asked Questions

Can I work as a urologist in the United States on OPT?

Yes, if you completed a U.S. medical degree or urology fellowship program on an F-1 visa, you can use post-completion OPT to work as a urologist. The role must be directly related to your field of study. Most urologists use OPT as a bridge while their employer prepares H-1B sponsorship paperwork.

Do urologist jobs typically come with H-1B visa sponsorship?

Many do, particularly at academic medical centers, large hospital systems, and nonprofit health networks. Physician shortages in urology make employers more willing to invest in sponsorship than in many other fields. You can browse Migrate Mate to filter specifically for urology roles at employers with a documented history of sponsoring physicians on work visas.

Does urology qualify for the STEM OPT extension?

No. Urology and medicine generally are not classified under STEM CIP codes recognized by the Department of Homeland Security for the 24-month STEM OPT extension. You have a standard 12-month OPT window. This makes early engagement with sponsoring employers especially important, since you have limited runway before your authorization expires.

How does J-1 waiver status affect my OPT job search as a urologist?

If you trained on a J-1 visa exchange visitor visa, you're subject to a two-year home residency requirement that must be waived before an employer can sponsor you for H-1B status. Common waiver pathways include the Conrad 30 program and Interested Government Agency waivers. If you're on F-1 OPT, this requirement doesn't apply.

What should I look for in a urology employer to maximize my chances of sponsorship?

Prioritize employers with cap-exempt H-1B filing status, in-house immigration counsel, and existing sponsored physicians on staff. Academic hospitals affiliated with medical schools and federally qualified health centers often meet these criteria. Avoid private solo or small group practices unless they have a clear prior history of sponsoring international physicians.