Urologic Surgery Residency Program

Urology residency training for next-generation urologic surgeons

The objective of urology residency training is to provide excellence in comprehensive clinical training. Our mission is to establish a dynamic atmosphere where cutting-edge education, surgical proficiency and mentorship, as well as clinical research will help create the next generation of urologic surgeons. Our diverse faculty has expertise in the diagnosis and management of all common and complex urologic disorders. Emphasis on didactics and continued medical education will be strongly encouraged.

Exceptional clinical experience paired with individual professional development

Our five-year ACGME urology residency training prepares future urologic surgeons to integrate research and innovative technology into delivery of the highest level of patient care. Our nationally renowned, full-time teaching faculty members provide residents with the best clinical experience while also taking advantage of our institution's abundant resources and placing emphasis on each resident's professional development as a urologic surgeon.

The schedule for years one through five will strictly adhere to the ACGME milestones and requirements (PDF). Rotations will include hospitals in the Philadelphia region as follows:

Bryn Mawr Hospital
Lankenau Medical Center
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
Mercy Health System community hospitals

View details of the curriculum and find out more about the urology residency training application process.

To learn more about the urologic residency program please contact program coordinator, Kimberly Perry at PerryKi@mlhs.org or call 484.337.1371.

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