Fellowship in Pediatric Urology

• Must hold a medical degree (MD / MBBS / DO or equivalent)
• Must have completed an ACGME-accredited Urology Residency Program
• Should be eligible for board certification in Urology (e.g., American Board of Urology)
• Must meet U.S. medical licensure requirements for fellowship training
• Candidates should have strong surgical training background and clinical competence in urology
• Demonstrated interest in pediatric urology and reconstructive surgery
• Must submit required documents including CV, personal statement, and letters of recommendation
• Selection is based on academic performance, residency training, research experience, and interview

The Pediatric Urology Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is an ACGME-accredited 2-year program that provides advanced training in the medical and surgical management of genitourinary conditions in infants, children, and adolescents. The fellowship includes one year of intensive clinical training with exposure to outpatient clinics, complex reconstructive surgeries, urodynamics, pediatric oncology, and specialty programs such as spina bifida and fetal urology, followed by one year focused on research and academic development. Fellows work in a multidisciplinary environment alongside experts in nephrology, oncology, radiology, and pediatric surgery, gaining comprehensive experience in both operative and non-operative care while developing strong clinical, surgical, and research skills for careers in academic pediatric urology.