For patients with clinically localized prostate cancer, nerve-sparing robotic prostatectomy provides patients with a safe and minimally invasive technique for removal of the prostate gland, while preserving as much of the surrounding nerve structures responsible for penile erections. This minimally invasive approach has the advantage of smaller incisions,…
The University of Florida offers 4 week externships for senior (4th year) medical students. The months of June through September are typically heavily subscribed, due to the Urology Match. Early application is suggested. Students will meet with faculty during their rotation. They will not be asked back for…
Rotations are performed across multiple facilities that include, but not limited to, the locations listed below: An example of our rotation schedule: Rotations are divided into five levels of competencies: URO 1:  As an intern, residents will spend 6 months in Urology and…
Each week the Department of Urology holds conferences to supplement Resident & Faculty education. Below is a listing of the various lectures and topics covered and the frequency of each conference. Weekly Conferences Mondays 7:15 am:Â Radiology Conference (Monthly)…
Residency Program Mission Statement To provide and improve individual and community urologic health through exceptional education, discovery and the delivery of patient-centered, innovative high-quality urologic care. Residency Program Aims: Provide our residents with the highest quality urologic residency training in order to prepare them for a career in Urology. Support…
Since 1990, laparoscopic and more recently robotic surgery has become main stream as minimally invasive surgical alternatives for many urologic conditions including both benign and cancerous conditions. In most cases, laparoscopic and robotic surgery has resulted in: Less pain and scarringLess blood lossFewer blood transfusionsLess risk of infectionsShorter…
