Urology Residency

The Urology Residency at Jefferson is a five-year training program well suited to prepare a trainee for either fellowship or private practice. The first year is a combination of general surgery and exposure to urology. During PGY 2 through 5, residents will gain in-depth exposure to general urology and a wide breadth of urology subspecialties. Subspecialties represented by Jefferson faculty include oncology, endourology, neurologic urology, pediatrics, infertility, male reconstruction and female pelvic reconstruction. Throughout their rotations, residents have the opportunity to learn in a variety of clinical settings, including a large academic hospital, a dedicated pediatric hospital, a community hospital, and a VA hospital setting.

The residents will receive compensation for the registration and travel expenses for conferences at which they are presenting original research.

The Department of Urology has designed both didactic and group participation conferences to enhance and encourage resident education. Conferences held include:

• Residents Didactic Conference (weekly)
• Kimmel Cancer Center – Genitourinary Multidisciplinary Pathology and Management Conference (weekly)
• Journal Club (monthly September to June)
• Grand Rounds (weekly)
• Teaching Rounds (weekly)
• AI Dupont Visiting Professor in Pediatric Urology (annual)
• David M. Davis Visiting Professor (annual)

Other meetings that residents and students can participate in include the weekly Renal Transplantation Conference and a variety of Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center basic science and Grand Rounds programs.