Urology Residency Program
About Our Residency Program
A five-year residency program with world-class training in general urology, endourology/stone disease, neuro-urology, urologic oncology, reconstruction and pediatric urology
Training residents has long been a major mission at BIDMC's Division of Urologic Surgery — for many decades as affiliates with Brigham & Women’s Hospital, and more recently with Lahey Clinic. Given the outstanding educational opportunities at BIDMC, growth of our clinical volume and increase in complement of faculty in different disciplines of urology, we set a goal to start our own independent residency program. As a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, we have continued our tradition of extraordinary resident education and established our independent residency program in July 2019.
Program Highlights
- Exposure to tertiary and community urologic care
- Expert training in robotic, minimally invasive and laparoscopic surgery
- A Resident Clinic dedicated to resident training where residents will have the opportunity to care for their own patients with direct faculty support and supervision
- Time reserved for research and an elective clinical experience to explore specific areas of interest
BIDMC Urology Anki Deck
The BIDMC Urology faculty has collaborated with the Urology Student Anki Group to create an Anki question deck designed to help medical students prepare for sub-internships and PGY-1 year. Anki is a flashcard app used to learn and study new material. The BIDMC Urology Anki question deck covers core urologic concepts for medical students across the spectrum of urologic conditions, including urologic emergencies, BPH, erectile dysfunction, voiding dysfunction, UTIs, pediatrics, and nephrolithiasis.
For more information and to download the BIDMC Urology Anki Deck, please visit our Anki Deck Google Doc page or our Twitter page.
Rotation Grid
As part of Harvard Medical School residency, residents will participate in rotations at the following institutions—Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Needham (BID-Needham), and Boston Children's Hospital (BCH).
Please note that PGY rotations are subject to change based on ACGME requirements and resident complements.
Apply for Urology Residency
Applicants should register online with the American Urological Association Match Program. Applications may be submitted through the American Urological Association Match Program. In order for your ERAS application to be complete, the following must be submitted:
- Completed application
- Personal statement
- Curriculum vitae
- Official transcript from your medical school
- Dean's letter
- Three letters of recommendation
- USMLE board scores
Once the application is completed, the Interview Selection Committee reviews each application and grants a limited number of interviews. Applicants will be notified in October if they have been selected for an interview. For additional information, please email Amy York-Ming Wong, Program Coordinator.
Interviews
The 2024 Residency Interviews take place in person on the following dates:
- November 20, 2024
- December 11, 2024
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Meet Our Leadership
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Aria F. Olumi, MD
Chief of Urologic Surgery
Marissa Kent, MD
Associate Program Director
Ruslan Korets, MD
Program Director
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital - Needham
Stephen Eyre, MD
Chief of Urologic Surgery
Philip V. Barbosa, MD
Site Director
Boston Children's Hospital
Erin McNamara, MD
Pediatric Urology Fellowship Program Director
Carlos R. Estrada, MD, MBA
Chairman of Urology
Meet The Urology Residency Group
