Female & FunctionalUnited States
Indiana University School of Medicine (URPS)
Indianapolis, IN
Integrated URPS fellowship run jointly by the IU OB/GYN and Urology departments, covering incontinence, lower urinary tract disorders, prolapse, defecatory dysfunction and childbirth injury.
Length2 years
Spots2 positions in the 2026 match cycle across the gynecology and urology tracks; a urology-track position is offered every other year
StartsEarly July (2027-28 year)
SalaryIU GME July 2026 to June 2027 scale: $68,100 (PGY 1) to $90,200 (PGY 10)
ACGME
What stands out
- The program reports it was the country's first accredited URPS fellowship, established 1988
- Added training in complex urinary diversion for urology-track fellows
- Quarterly multidisciplinary pelvic conference with GYN, urology, colorectal, GI, radiology and pelvic pain
- Program leads
- Jennifer Hamner, Charles R. Powell
- Apply through
- NRMP (Urogynecology)
- Focus
- Female pelvic medicine, urodynamics, neurourology, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, pelvic reconstruction
- Eligibility
- Not statedUSMLE: not statedVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- Urology track: 24 months of clinical service; gynecology track: 24 clinical plus 12 protected research months
- Research
- Mentored thesis with oral presentation; resources include Indiana CTSI, Regenstrief, Kinsey Institute and Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering
- Hospitals
- IU Health (five clinical sites) · Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital
- Faculty
- Douglass S. Hale, Ramzy T. Burns, Gregory E. Zemtsov, Matthew J. Mellon, Bruce W. Robb, Toyia N. James-Stevenson
Requirements (2)
- Satisfactory completion of an ACGME-accredited urology residency
- ERAS application; NRMP