Frequently Asked Questions

There are three positions available.

There are currently 19 residents in the program.

There are 3-5 Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery fellows.

Starting in 2024, there will be a non-ACGME fellow in genitourinary reconstructive surgery (GURS) and female sexual health

Applicants are carefully considered based on a variety of factors including: academic performance, research experience, dedication to the field and potential as a future contributor/leader, letters/words of recommendation from other urologists, personality, fit and teach-ability.

There are three major clinical training sites with several community affiliates for operative cases. Given the diverse locations of rotations it is highly recommended that residents have a car.

You will be trained to complete cystoscopy, prostate US and biopsy, vasectomy, circumcision, urodynamic interpretation.

There is an even split of residents who pursue fellowship training or enter private practice.

Yes; on the UH rotation, a night float system is implemented.

Yes; we have three full-time APP’s at UH to assist with patient care and bedside assisting in the OR.

University Hospitals Office of Undergraduate Medical Education will have the most up-to-date information on student education opportunities. View a list of urology-specific medical student electives.