Mayo Clinic has a robust surgical volume with over 300 HoLEPs annually, 500 robotic procedures and over 700 stone procedures each year.Īpplicants must be eligible for an unrestricted medical license in Arizona and must have completed residency/fellowship in the United States or Canada.Īpplication process: The fellowship participates in the Endourological Society fellowship match program. The program will provide stipends to allow travel and participation at the major endourological meetings throughout the year. The fellow will be afforded the opportunity to investigate and pursue their own research initiatives and in most cases the fellowship may be structured to allow the fellow to emphasize their individual interests. The program will provide stipends to allow travel to present at national and international Endourology conferences.įellows will work closely with the residents and medical students during educational events and serve as a mentor for them. He/she will gain experience writing IRB protocols, implementing protocols, writing and submitting manuscripts and other publications. Mayo Arizona is involved in several multi-institutional investigations, which the fellow will participate in. The fellow will have dedicated research time throughout the two-year Fellowship. There are many potential collaborators to work with including investigators from TGEN and Arizona State University. There are fully accredited animal facilities as well with access to the latest laparoscopic and laser equipment used in the operating room.
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Full research facilities are available, including basic science bench space and a surgical innovation laboratory. The fellow is expected to participate in research studies including clinical trials and animal studies.
They will have limited call responsibilities only during the first year of fellowship. Schedule your appointment now for safe in-person care. Fellows will act as junior faculty and have direct patient care responsibilities. Fellows will also spend time in clinic, becoming proficient in the workup and management of a variety of urologic disorders and will work with Nephrology and Dietary in the Multidisciplinary Stone Clinic. Fellows will rotate with several surgeons through the Mayo mentorship model and gain competence in a variety of surgical procedures. Cutting edge treatments include HIFU, HoLEP, ultrasound-guided PCNL, tubeless PCNL, supine PCNL, mini-PCNL, laparoscopic donor nephrectomies, and single port robotics. The goal of the Fellowship is to give the fellows comprehensive training in minimally invasive urologic surgery. Fellows will work closely with various staff members to gain research and clinical skills in stone disease, ureteral stricture disease, BPH, and urologic malignancy.
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