Urologic OncologyUnited States
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
Three-year SUO-accredited fellowship aimed at independent academic careers in urologic oncology: one clinical year across urologic surgery, radiation and medical oncology, plus two research years in a translational science or health services track.
Length3 years (1 clinical year, 2 research years)
SUO accredited
What stands out
- Health services track: health policy with quantitative methods, implementation and dissemination, mixed and qualitative methods, QI
- Translational track: prostate cancer genetics, biomarker discovery, prostate and bladder cell biology
- No independent call responsibilities
- Program leads
- Jeffrey S. Montgomery, Alice Semerjian
- Apply through
- AUA / SUO Match
- Timeline
- Applications accepted November 1 to February 28
- Focus
- Urologic surgery with radiation and medical oncology; translational science or health services research tracks
- Eligibility
- Not open to Canadian-trained applicantsUSMLE: not statedVisa: not stated
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Training
- Structure
- 1 year of clinical training and 2 years of research tailored to the fellow; track and mentor chosen before starting
- Research
- 2 protected years backed by an NIH T32 grant, with UM School of Public Health coursework and a required research methods core curriculum
- Faculty
- Todd M. Morgan
Requirements (4)
- US citizen or permanent resident
- Completed an accredited urology residency
- Commitment to an academic research career
- SUO application package: CV, one-page personal statement, three letters