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Every urologist enters medicine with a clear purpose: help patients, operate with excellence, and practice a craft that took decades to master. But today’s healthcare environment has drifted far from that ideal.

Instead of being empowered to practice, urologists are often overwhelmed by administrative tasks, burdened by untrained APP oversight, and sidelined by decision-makers who neither understand nor respect the realities of surgical practice.

If you’re a hospital executive, you’ve likely felt the pressure: specialty coverage gaps, rising referral leakage, and a community asking for more access closer to home. Nearly half of rural hospitals are operating in the red, and hundreds remain vulnerable to closure—an environment where every service line must pull its weight and every hour of coverage needs to make strategic sense. (Chartis)