Fellowship in Pediatric Urology

1. Must have completed an accredited Urology Residency Program before starting the fellowship.
2. Must meet the requirements for advanced training in Pediatric Urology.
3. Applicants should be eligible for medical licensure and clinical practice at the affiliated training institutions.
4. The fellowship is intended for physicians pursuing advanced clinical and academic training in Pediatric Urology.

Stanford University is a leading academic institution recognized for excellence in medical education, advanced patient care, and biomedical research. Stanford Medicine integrates clinical training with innovative research and multidisciplinary learning across a wide range of medical specialties. The institution provides a highly advanced academic environment that supports clinical expertise, research, and professional development. The Pediatric Urology Fellowship Program is a two-year advanced training program designed to provide comprehensive clinical and research experience in Pediatric Urology. Fellows receive extensive operative and clinical exposure at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital and Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, with training in open, endoscopic, laparoscopic, and robotic pediatric urological procedures. The second year emphasizes clinical health sciences research, with opportunities in areas such as health services, medical informatics, decision analysis, bioengineering, and biodesign, preparing fellows for academic careers in Pediatric Urology.

1. Complete the Pediatric Urology Fellowship Universal Application.
2. Submit a Curriculum Vitae (CV).
3. Submit a Letter of Intention.
4. Submit the required application documents in PDF format to the fellowship program.
5. Applications must be submitted by the last day of February each year.
6. Selected applicants are invited to participate in the fellowship interview process.
7. The program follows its annual fellowship selection and appointment process.