Urology Residency

A urology residency is a specialized training program for doctors who want to become urologists, focusing on the medical and surgical treatment of the urinary tract and male reproductive system. After medical school, residents spend several years gaining hands-on experience diagnosing and managing conditions like kidney stones, urinary infections, prostate issues, and bladder cancers. They learn to perform procedures and surgeries under supervision, develop clinical skills, and stay updated with advances in urology. The residency prepares physicians to provide expert care, combining medical knowledge with practical skills to treat a wide range of urological health issues.