Female & FunctionalUnited States
Medical University of South Carolina (Urogynecology and Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery)
Charleston, SC
One-year non-ACGME fellowship run jointly by MUSC Urology and OB/GYN in voiding dysfunction, female urology, urogynecology, pelvic floor reconstruction and neurourology, focused on surgical approach and judgment rather than basic technique.
Length1 year
Spots1 fellow per year
StartsJuly 1
SalaryTo be determined; MUSC health, vacation and malpractice benefits
Not ACGME accreditedListed by SUFU as a non-ACGME fellowship
What stands out
- Fellow holds a Clinical Instructor appointment
- Includes male voiding dysfunction, incontinence and neurogenic bladder as well as female urology
- Outside the URPS match; interviews may be held in Charleston or at AUA or SUFU meetings
- Program lead
- Eric S. Rovner
- Apply through
- Direct application
- Focus
- Voiding dysfunction, female urology, urogynecology, pelvic floor reconstruction, neurourology
- Eligibility
- Not statedUSMLE: not statedVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- 12 months, July 1 to June 30; each week 3 OR days and 2 clinic and urodynamics days, with a possible half-day fellows clinic; urology faculty call
- Research
- Scholarly work expected (abstracts, chapters, reviews) under faculty mentors; travel paid when presenting
- Hospitals
- MUSC main campus, Charleston (including Rutledge Tower clinics) · MUSC East Cooper facility, Mount Pleasant
- Faculty
- Lindsey Cox, Ross Rames, Steven Swift, Autumn Edenfield, Amy Askew
Requirements (5)
- Completion of an ACGME-approved US (or equivalent) urology or OB/GYN program
- Unrestricted South Carolina medical license, federal DEA license and SC DHEC license
- Letter of interest
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Personal interview preferred, not required