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Emory Urology - Pediatric Urology Fellowship

The Emory University School of Medicine Fellowship in Pediatric Urology is a two-year program providing a basic science research year followed by a year of comprehensive clinical experience in pediatric urology. Past and current Fellows are listed below:

Tom Parrott Atlanta, GA
Tim Trulock Albany, GA
Gil Rushton Washington, D.C.
James Wolpert Minneapolis, MN
Rafael Gosalbez Miami, FL
Joseph Barone New Brunswick, NJ
Craig Smith Glen Ellyn, IL

Luis Perez

Charlotte, NC
David Riden Knoxville, TN
Edwin Smith Atlanta, GA
Scott Berkman Phoenix, AZ
John Gatti Overland Park, KS
Luis Baez Caguas, Puerto Rico
Erica Schalow-Mercer Jacksonville, FL
Marcos Perez-Brayfield San Juan, Puerto Rico
Adam Baseman Dallas, TX
Leah McMann Kailua, HI
James Elmore Atlanta, GA
Joseph Molitierno Charlotte, NC
Wolfgang Cerwinka Atlanta, GA
Jonathan Kaye Current fellow

The research year is conducted under the mentorship of Dr. Leland Chung, and involves molecular genetic approaches to investigation of developmental processes.

The second (clinical) year is conducted under the supervision of five pediatric urology attendings at the two campuses of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: Egleston Children's Hospital and Scottish Rite Children's Hospital, which combined has approximately 400 pediatric beds. Competency is developed in all major areas of pediatric urology practice including: endourology, fluid and electrolyte management, genitourinary reconstructive surgery, intersex, neurogenic bladder dysfunction, obstructive uropathy, oncology, perinatal urology, trauma, urinary tract infection, urolithiasis, and voiding dysfunction. An interdisciplinary approach is employed particularly in the care of oncology patients and patients with neurogenic bladder dysfunction.

Successful completion of an accredited residency in general urology is expected prior to entering the fellowship program. Applicants are usually interviewed during PGY-4 (senior resident year) of their urology residency and commitments are made through the AUA supported match.

Address inquiries to:

Dr. Andrew Kirsch
Academic Director Pediatric Urology Fellowship Program
5445 Meridian Mark Rd
Suite 420
Atlanta, GA 30342

Lynne Smallwood
Office Manager
5445 Meridian Mark Rd
Suite 420
Atlanta, GA 30342
Fax: (404) 252-1268





 

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