The Urology Residency Program seeks to train outstanding physicians for careers in urology through the expertise of its fellowship-trained faculty, high volume and diversity of cases, and spirit of inquiry.

The residency program is fully accredited and offers clinical education and basic research in a full spectrum of areas including:

Oncology
Minimally invasive urology
Female urology
Reconstructive urology
Pediatric urology
Infertility

Fellowship-trained faculty members, who represent all urologic subspecialties, offer residents the opportunity to see how rewarding it can be to integrate patient care and research in a urologic surgery career. The Division is also known for its quality of care, consistently ranking among the top urologic centers in the country.

Please browse our website – including the Message from the Chief and the Residency Program Description – to learn more about the residency program.

Associate Professor Adam Kibel, M.D., (left) points out a feature on a CT scan to a group of urologic surgery residents.

Washington University physicians are the medical staff of
Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children's Hospital