Training World-Class Urologic Surgeons
The goal of Duke’s urologic surgery residency program is to provide a balance between patient care, teaching, and research in the areas of oncology, male infertility and sexual dysfunction, urolithiasis, reconstructive urology, female urology and urodynamics, pediatric urology, and minimally invasive surgery.
In-Person Interviews and Open House
Duke University Urology Residency will be hosting In-Person Interviews on November 20, 2024, (all day) and December 13, 2024 (all day). Hotel accommodations will be made for those selected to interview.
Our Open House will be held virtually, on September 5th, 2024, from 6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. To register please complete the following Qualtrics survey: Duke University Open House Registration. You must register using a .edu email address only. A zoom link will be issued to you one week prior to the scheduled date with instructions on accessing the link. If you encounter any issues with registration, please contact our Program Coordinator, kesha.tisdel@duke.edu.
Hear From Our Faculty and Residents About Their Experiences in the Duke Urology Residency Program
Duke Department of Urology Residency Listed as #11 for Reputation in the 2023 – 2024 Doximity Survey
Meet Our People
Get to know our faculty and residents in several video interviews. Learn more about why residents chose Duke Urology for their residency training, how the program prepares residents for successful careers, and what life is like living in Durham, North Carolina.
Program Structure
Over nine decades of experience in caring for patients with urologic diseases has established Duke’s Division of Urology as a world leader in urologic care, research, and education. Learn more about clinical urologic training and research at Duke.
Current Residents
Hear from current Urology residents about their clinical and research interests, the strengths of the Urology Residency program, and their hobbies and activities outside the hospital in Durham, North Carolina.
Resident Research
The Division of Urology offers a Urology Surgeon–Scientist Research Year during PGY3 that is dedicated both to research experiences and learning under the guidance of experienced primary and secondary mentors. Learn more about resident research in Urology.
Resident Experience
Duke Urology residents are a close-knit group who enjoy their time together. Learn more about resident activities as part of the program, including Movember, Journal Club, faculty dinners, and, of course, March Madness.
Vision
Through excellence in education, research, and patient care, the Duke Urology Residency will be the premier residency program in the United States.
Mission
The mission of the Duke Urology Residency is to prepare residents to be complete urologists with the skills to excel in practice or in the pursuit of further training as a subspecialist or surgeon-scientist, and to become leaders in their community and the profession.
Thorough training in these urologic sub-specialties is made possible by the tremendous volume and variety of cases that are presented at this nationally acclaimed university medical center and its affiliated institutions. Training consists of teaching, independent responsibility, and learning through observation, direct supervision, and hands-on experience.
Contact Us
For more information about the program and how to apply, please contact:
Kesha Tisdel
Program Coordinator
Kesha.tisdel@duke.edu
