Urologic OncologyUnited States
University of Washington Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Two-year SUO program: a mentored research year with 80% protected time, then a clinical year of organ-specific rotations for operative experience and multidisciplinary urologic cancer care.
Length2 years (1 research year, 1 clinical year)
Spots1 position per year
StartsJuly 1
Salary$91,692 to $105,252 per year as Acting Instructor (2027-28)
SUO approved
What stands out
- Fellow holds an annual Acting Instructor appointment
- Fellows work with 10 core urologic oncology faculty
- Program leads
- Sarah P. Psutka, John L. Gore
- Apply through
- AUA / SUO Match
- Timeline
- 2026 Match cycle closed January 31, 2026 (interviews April 10, 2026; match June 18, 2026); next cycle dates not yet posted
- Focus
- Organ-specific clinical rotations with multidisciplinary urologic cancer care; mentored research year
- Eligibility
- Not statedUSMLE requiredVisa: not stated
- Contact
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Training
- Structure
- Year 1 research (80% research, 20% clinical); year 2 clinical with organ-specific rotations and about 20% clinical research time
- Research
- Research year options: translational basic science, biomedical engineering, biomarker work, health services research, patient-centered outcomes, education
- Hospital
- University of Washington Medical Center (primary site)
- Faculty
- William Ellis, Daniel W. Lin, Jonathan L. Wright, George R. Schade, Yaw Nyame, Atreya Dash, Claire de la Calle, Rand Wilcox Vanden Berg
Requirements (4)
- Completed ACGME-approved urology residency or equivalent
- Passed all three USMLE steps
- Eligible for a Washington State medical licence
- CV, three letters (including program director), personal statement