Main Line Health System/Bryn Mawr Hospital Program

The Urologic Surgery Residency Program at Main Line Health System/Bryn Mawr Hospital provides comprehensive clinical training to establish the next generation of urologic surgeons. This five-year ACGME accredited program offers exceptional hands-on experience with a focus on research and innovation in patient care. Rotations in hospitals across the Philadelphia region include Bryn Mawr Hospital, Lankenau Medical Center, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and Mercy Health System community hospitals.

Application requirements for this program include official transcripts from medical school, ERAS application, personal statement, three letters of recommendation (at least one from a urologist), and USMLE Step 1 score at the time of application, with Step 2 score if available before November 1st. Due to the pandemic, there have been specific changes to the interview cycle and application deadlines.

The curriculum for each year of the program offers a structured blend of clinical experience, mentorship, and professional development. Residents gain expertise in the diagnosis and management of various urological disorders under the guidance of a diverse and experienced faculty. The program emphasizes didactics, continued medical education, and placements at renowned institutions to ensure a well-rounded training experience.

For more details or questions about the Urologic Surgery Residency Program, interested individuals can reach out to the program coordinator, Kimberly Perry, through the provided contact details on the program's website.