Female & FunctionalUnited States
Wake Forest University School of Medicine / Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist (URPS)
Winston-Salem, NC
ACGME URPS fellowship based in a division that joins urology and gynecology, training fellows in open, robotic and transvaginal pelvic floor reconstruction, urinary diversion, ureteral injury and complex fistula care, with translational research options.
Length2 years
Spots1 fellow per year; 1 position in the 2026 cycle
StartsEarly August (about August 1)
SalaryFunding based on the completed residency PGY level
ACGME
What stands out
- Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine projects include an autologous neovagina and stem cell therapy for stress incontinence
- Reconstructive urology and gynecology combined in one division spanning two departments
- Aging and incontinence clinic with a collaborating geriatric medicine specialist
- Program leads
- Katherine Woodburn, Catherine Matthews
- Apply through
- NRMP (Urogynecology)
- Timeline
- Last published cycle: February 19, 2026; interviews April 1 and 2, 2026
- Focus
- Female pelvic medicine, urodynamics, neurourology, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, pelvic reconstruction
- Eligibility
- Not statedUSMLE requiredVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- 2 years for urology graduates, 3 years for OBGYN graduates; the OBGYN track includes 12 months of research
- Research
- Translational projects through the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine; team works with PhDs running NIH-funded bladder pain syndrome trials
- Hospitals
- Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem · Pelvic Health Center (dedicated division clinic)
- Faculty
- Gopal Badlani, Candace Parker-Autry, Robert Evans, Amr El Haraki