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Program Structure

 

Urology 1

The Urology 1 all pre-urology training occurs with both the urology service and general surgery services with rotations occurring at the OU Health Medical Center, Children’s Hospital, and Veterans Affairs Hospital. We have 6 months of Urology training during the intern year to foster early introduction to both inpatient and outpatient settings.

  • 6 mo - General Surgery
  • 3 mo – Adult Urologic Oncology Service
  • 3 mo – VA Affairs Hospital

Urology 2

The Urology 2 resident develops skills in outpatient procedures such as cystoscopy, prostate biopsy, and vasectomy.  He/she also gains proficiency in minor surgical and endourologic procedures on their respective rotation.  Emphasis on inpatient and outpatient management is continued with increasing responsibility.  

  • 3 mo - Adult Urologic Oncology Service
  • 3 mo - Adult General Urology, Endourology, Male/Female Reconstructive Urology, Infertility Service
  • 3 mo - Veterans Affairs Hospital 
  • 1 mo - Adult Urology Flex
  • 2 mo - Night Float

Urology 3 

The Urology 3 resident gains early robotic and laparoscopic surgery skills, exposure to major open surgical cases, and advanced endourologic skills.  He/she also gains in-depth exposure to pediatric urology in the clinic and inpatient/outpatient surgical setting.

  • 3 mo - Adult Urologic Oncology Service
  • 3 mo - Adult General Urology, Endourology, Male/Female Reconstructive Urology, Infertility Service
  • 3 mo - Children's Hospital 
  • 1 mo -Flex
  • 1 mo - Elective
  • 1 mo - Night Float

Urology 4

The Urology 4 develops leadership roles as the acting chief of the Children's Hospital. He/she has increasing levels of autonomy with general urology, infertility, and male/female reconstructive surgery.  

  • 3 mo - Children's Hospital
  • 3 mo - Adult General Urology, Endourology, Male/Female Reconstructive Urology, Infertility Service
  • 3 mo - Adult Urologic Oncology Services
  • 3 mo - Urogynecology

Urology 5 (Chief Year) 

The Urology 5 (Chief Year) further develops leadership roles as the acting chief of all adult urology services & VA Hospital. He/she has increasing levels of autonomy with major open, laparoscopic, and robotic cases as well as complete oversight of the resident-run Urology clinic.  

  • 3 mo - Adult Urologic Oncology Service
  • 3 mo - Administrative Chief on the Adult Urologic Oncology Service
  • 3 mo - Adult General Urology, Endourology, Male/Female Reconstructive Urology, Infertility Service
  • 3 mo - Veterans Affairs Hospital