Advanced Clinical Urology
SU 518M.1
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Description
The course is designed to provide students with exposure to a wide breadth of urologic disease ranging from common to complex urologic conditions. The primary objective of the rotation is 1) to expose sub-interns to an intensive experience managing complex urologic conditions; and, 2) give students the opportunity to learn about careers in urology and our residency program. During the month on the service at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, students will function as a direct member of the house staff team. They will be assigned to locations in the outpatient clinic, the operating room, and the cystoscopy suite on a rotational basis. They will be exposed to all domains of urology including oncology, voiding dysfunction, endoscopy/ minimally invasive surgery, infertility/ sexual medicine, and reconstruction. Students will be evaluated on professionalism, communication skills, clinical acumen, and fund of knowledge. At the end of the rotation, student will prepare a presentation on a Urologic topic of their choice, based on a clinical case they were involved in during the month.
Not Available for Cross Registration
Open to Domestic Visiting Students
Open to International Visiting Students
