Adult Congenital Urology Fellowship

This novel post-urology residency fellowship program is focused specifically on care for patients with congenital genitourinary conditions. The field of congenital urology requires a skillset that draws from both pediatric and adult reconstructive backgrounds to manage the complex needs of these patients. This is the first fellowship designed and dedicated to this population of pediatric patients surviving into adulthood.

In addition, the fellow will learn office procedures including channel cystoscopies, botulinum toxin injection, urethral bulking procedures, and performing complex videourodynamics. He or she will gain clinical experience in both the pediatric and adult spina bifida clinic, Transitional Adult Congenital Genitourinary (TRAC) clinic , and the Sex Development Program at Lurie Children’s.

The fellow will gain experience managing complex prolapse and incontinence in both congenital and non-neurogenic patients, as Dr. Kielb is also board certified in FPMRS. In addition, Dr. Bowen is co-founder of the Gender Pathways Program at Northwestern, the fellow may participate in gender-affirming surgeries if desired.

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Prerequisites:

Expected completion of 5 or 6 year U.S. or Canadian urology residency program in 2022 or 2023

How To Apply:

To apply, please submit the following documents to Kelly Ross:

• Application form: Northwestern Adult Congenital Urology Fellowship
• CV
• USMLE transcripts (a copy is fine)
• ECFMG certificate if applicable

Request 3 letters of recommendation from references, to be sent to Kelly Ross by your references