Fellowship in Reconstructive Urology

1. Must have completed residency training in a Urology program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
2. Must have successfully completed all three steps of the United States Medical Licensing Examination.
3. Must be eligible to obtain a full medical license in California.
4. Must submit a cover letter explaining interest in reconstructive urology.
5. Must provide an updated curriculum vitae.
6. Must submit three letters of recommendation, including one from the residency program director confirming good standing

UC San Diego School of Medicine is part of the University of California, San Diego, a research-focused academic institution in California. The university integrates medical education, scientific research, and advanced patient care. UC San Diego Health provides specialized clinical training through its Department of Urology and affiliated healthcare facilities. The Reconstructive Urology Fellowship is a specialized clinical training program designed to develop advanced skills in the surgical management of complex genitourinary conditions. The program focuses on urethral and ureteral reconstruction, urinary diversion, male urinary incontinence surgery, fistula repair, hypospadias surgery, and complex pelvic reconstruction. Fellows gain experience in open, laparoscopic, and robotic-assisted surgical techniques, including upper urinary tract reconstruction and complex bladder and prostate procedures. The fellowship also provides opportunities to participate in independent clinics, operating room procedures, academic conferences, teaching medical students and residents, and clinical research, preparing fellows for advanced clinical practice in reconstructive urology.

1. Complete residency training in a Urology program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
2. Prepare a cover letter describing your interest in reconstructive urology.
3. Prepare an updated curriculum vitae detailing education, clinical training, and research experience.
4. Obtain three letters of recommendation, including one from the residency program director confirming good standing.
5. Submit the cover letter, curriculum vitae, and all three recommendation letters to the fellowship program.
6. Ensure successful completion of all three steps of the United States Medical Licensing Examination and eligibility for a full medical license in California.