AndrologyUnited States
Stony Brook Medicine (Male Reproductive Medicine, Surgery, and Sexual Dysfunction)
Stony Brook, NY
One-year fellowship in surgical and medical management of male infertility and men's reproductive health: microsurgery, office procedures, hypogonadism, ED, Peyronie's disease, ejaculatory disorders and genitourinary reconstruction.
Length1 year
StartsAugust 1
What stands out
- 2-week REI rotation including the andrology and embryology labs
- The fellow can serve as a general urology attending at the Northport VA Medical Center
- Time split: infertility 40%, sexual function 40%, andrology 20%
- Program lead
- William Berg
- Apply through
- AUA / SSMR Match
- Timeline
- Next Andrology Match (SSMR, run by the AUA): dates not yet posted; the 2027 match closed with results released June 12, 2026
- Focus
- Male infertility microsurgery, office-based infertility procedures, hypogonadism, sexual dysfunction, prosthetics
- Eligibility
- Open to Canadian-trained applicantsUSMLE requiredVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- 60% clinical, 20% research; 6 to 10 cases per week; 35 to 50 patients over 2 to 3 clinic days; Friday academic day; 3 weeks call, 3 weeks vacation
- Research
- 20% of time; the fellow leads monthly journal clubs and quarterly joint REI sessions
- Case numbers
- Per fellow, approx. per year: vasectomy 100, penile prosthesis 50, microsurgical varicocelectomy 30, microTESE 15, vasectomy reversal 10 to 15
- Per fellow, approx. per year: Peyronie's 10, male continence 10, urethroplasty 10, gender-affirming orchiectomy 10, buried penis repair 5
- Hospitals
- Stony Brook Medicine · Northport VA Medical Center
- Faculty
- Yefim Sheynkin
Requirements (3)
- Completed 5- or 6-year accredited urology residency in North America
- Eligible for permanent New York State physician licensure
- CV, personal statement, USMLE transcripts, three references