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Urology Residency Program — Our Residents after Residency

Our program combines high-volume surgical experience with a strong academic emphasis. Residents are enthusiastically encouraged and supported in their research interests, including presentations at national and international conferences.

Due to this training, the majority of our residents go on to fellowship to become sub-specialized surgeons. They are faculty in academic departments across the country, as well as in private practice.

Recent graduates and current residents have gone on to or are going to the following fellowships:

  • Pediatric Urology, Boston Children's Hospital
  • Pediatric Urology, Northwestern University
  • Pediatric Urology, UPMC
  • Endourology, Cleveland Clinic
  • Oncology, UCSF
  • Endourology, New York Medical College
  • Male Health and Infertility, Memorial Sloan Kettering
  • Reconstruction and Neuro-urology, University of Toronto
  • Pediatric Urology, Baylor
  • Endourology, Cedars-Sinai
  • Oncology, National Cancer Institute
  • Endourology, UCLA
  • Reconstructive Urology, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto
  • Pediatric Urology, University of Chicago
  • Oncology, Roswell Park
  • Female Urology, UCLA
  • Oncology, Fox Chase Cancer Center
  • Oncology, University of Michigan

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