PediatricUnited States
Nicklaus Children's Hospital
Miami, FL
Two-year pediatric urology fellowship in the Nicklaus Children's Division of Urology: an ACGME-accredited clinical year of operative, inpatient and outpatient work and conferences, then a research year set up as a transition to attending practice.
Length2 years
Salary2026-27 scale: PGY6 $79,892.80, PGY7 $83,283.20, rising to $83,886.40 and $87,443.20 from January 1, 2027
ACGMESPU accredited programs list
What stands out
- Supplemental surgery at Jackson Memorial; fellows teach Jackson PGY-2 and PGY-4 urology residents rotating at Nicklaus
- The division reports serving as a reference centre for complex reconstruction for Latin America and the Caribbean
- The hospital reports the first US single-site robotic pyeloplasty in a child, done on its da Vinci Xi
- Division runs a Urodynamics and Voiding Improvement Program
- Program lead
- Daniel Nassau
- Apply through
- AUA / SPU Match
- Timeline
- AUA/SPU pediatric urology match; the 2027 match closed with results released June 26, 2026, and 2028 match dates are not yet posted
- Focus
- ACGME clinical year at Nicklaus Children's with supplemental surgery at Jackson Memorial, then a transitional research year
- Eligibility
- Not statedUSMLE: not statedVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- Year 1 clinical (ACGME year: OR, inpatient, clinic, conferences); year 2 research year with some days each week on clinical research
- Research
- Year 2 is partly spent designing, conducting and publishing clinical research, meeting pediatric urology board eligibility requirements
- Hospitals
- Nicklaus Children's Hospital, Miami · Jackson Memorial Hospital (supplemental surgery)
- Faculty
- Miguel Castellan, Rafael Gosalbez, Andrew Labbie
Requirements (4)
- Curriculum vitae with months and years
- Personal statement
- Three letters of recommendation (one from the residency program director)
- Universal application