EXPLORE UROLOGY FELLOWSHIPS
The Division of Urology offers five highly competitive clinical fellowships and two research focused fellowships.
CLINICAL UROLOGY FELLOWSHIPS
ANDROLOGY UROLOGY
The Andrology and Men’s Health Fellowship offers cutting-edge, advanced training in medical and surgical techniques, infertility, and men’s health. Fellows gain expertise in research, program development, and collaboration with reproductive endocrinology. The program prepares graduates to lead successful practices and advance research and clinical care in these fields.
GENITOURINARY MEDICINE
The one-year Genitourinary Medicine Fellowship offers Family and Internal Medicine residency graduates advanced training in diagnosing and treating diverse urologic conditions. Fellows collaborate closely with expert urology physicians across various subspecialties, gaining focused experience in general urology.
PEDIATRIC UROLOGY
The two-year Pediatric Urology Fellowship blends clinical training (60%) and research (40%), offering a balanced and immersive experience. Fellows refine clinical and surgical skills while conducting ongoing research, with growing independence in the second year. Based at Primary Children’s Hospital, the program prepares fellows for academic careers as research-focused pediatric urologists.
RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY
The Reconstructive Urology Fellowship offers a flexible one- or two-year program tailored to the fellow's goals. Training covers reconstructive urology, genitourinary injuries, urinary diversion, prosthetics, male sexual medicine, andrology, female urology, and robotics.
UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY
The Urologic Oncology Fellowship, offered by the University of Utah Urology and Huntsman Cancer Institute, specializes in managing complex genitourinary cancers. Based at the region's only NCI-designated cancer center, the program provides comprehensive clinical training in a wide range of urologic cancers.
Fellowships in Urology Research
RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY RESEARCH
The one-year Research Fellowship in Reconstructive Urology and Men’s Health offers medical students and new physicians a chance to work on innovative research in reconstructive urology, men’s health, and infertility. Fellows can also explore projects in oncology and pediatrics, focusing on clinical and epidemiological outcomes studies.
UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY RESEARCH
The Urologic Oncology Research Fellowship offers medical students, postdocs, and new physicians a year-long opportunity to work on innovative projects with the Genitourinary Malignancies Team (GUMDOT). Led by Dr. Brock O’Neil and Dr. Heidi Hanson, the program is part of the Surgical Population Analysis Research Core (SPARC).