91ɫƵ Urology Residency Program
Thank you for your interest in the ACGME accredited urologic surgery residency training program at the 91ɫƵ (91ɫƵ), an accredited five year curriculum (60 months total; 51 months of clinical urology). The Department of Urology supports four (4) residents per year with rotations at Froedtert Hospital, Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, Children’s Wisconsin and two local community hospitals. Located in southeastern Wisconsin, 91ɫƵ is the largest Urology residency training program in the state and covers a diverse population of urban, suburban and rural communities. Froedtert Hospital is the primary adult academic tertiary care facility affiliated with 91ɫƵ. Children’s is the largest and only free standing pediatric hospital in the state. The VA Medical Center is one of the busiest referral VA hospitals in the region.
One of 91ɫƵ’s strengths is employing nationally and internationally recognized, fellowship-trained experts in all areas of urology. The faculty consists of 19 urologists, eight physician’s assistants/nurse practitioners and four non-urologists with appointments to the Department of Urology. Our group of specialists provide team-oriented, state of the art instruction in urologic oncology, cryotherapy, endourology, robotics/laparoscopy, pediatric urology, female urology, sexual dysfunction, neurourology, reconstructive urology, voiding dysfunction, andrology/infertility, uropathology and uroradiology.
Additional opportunities within the 91ɫƵ Department of Urology residency training program include:
- Basic science and clinical research
- Community urology rotation
- Elective urology rotation
- Medical missions in underserved countries
- Elective rotations at other academic institutions
- Dedicated training in urodynamics
- Research presentations at local, regional and national meetings
- Research assistance from full-time research nurses and biostatisticians
Upon graduation our residents are adequately prepared for careers in either academic medicine or private practice.