Fellowship in Pediatric Urology

1. Must have completed an Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited Urology Residency Program in the United States or Canada.
2. Must be eligible to appear for the American Board of Urology certification examination.
3. Must be eligible to obtain a Georgia State Medical License.

The Pediatric Urology Fellowship is a collaborative training program offered by Emory University School of Medicine, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and Georgia Urology Pediatrics in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Emory University is a leading academic medical institution known for medical education, clinical research, and patient care. The two-year fellowship provides advanced clinical and research training in the diagnosis and management of pediatric urological conditions, including congenital abnormalities, urinary tract disorders, neurogenic bladder dysfunction, pediatric urologic oncology, and reconstructive surgery. The program offers hands-on experience in open, laparoscopic, and robotic surgical techniques, with the first year focused on clinical training and the second year primarily dedicated to research and academic development.

1. Complete the Universal Pediatric Urology Fellowship Application Form.
2. Prepare and submit a personal statement.
3. Submit an updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
4. Provide in-service board examination scores from the previous year.
5. Submit three letters of recommendation:
6. One letter from the Chair of the Department of Urology.
7. One letter from the Director of Pediatric Urology at the applicant's institution.
8. One additional letter of recommendation.
6. Send the completed application and supporting documents to Justice H. Farmer, Fellowship Program Coordinator.
7. Submit the application during the winter before the chief residency year.
8. Attend the fellowship interview, which is conducted in the spring before the chief residency year.