Medical University of South Carolina Program

Urology - Charleston, SC | ACGME Code: 4804521140

The Medical University of South Carolina Urology Program in Charleston, SC, offers a comprehensive residency program for aspiring urologists. The program features a diverse group of residents currently completing their training in various stages.

The residents come from reputable medical schools across the country, bringing a wide range of experiences and skills to the program. They are involved in various clinical and research activities within the Department of Urology.

For further details and specific information about the Urology program at the Medical University of South Carolina, including details about the application process and requirements, you may contact the residency program coordinator, Lisa Kynoski, at the provided phone number.

This program offers an opportunity for residents to train in a supportive environment while gaining valuable hands-on experience in urological care.

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Director

Lindsey Cox

Coordinator

Lisa Kynoski

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Location

Charleston County, South Carolina

Population
408,235
Income
$80,401
Education
Education
50%
Employment
63.4%
Health
7.8%
Age
39
Crime
287
Housing
$311,900

Living in Charleston, SC

  • Crime Rate and Safety: Charleston has a moderate crime rate, with certain areas experiencing more crime than others. Generally, downtown Charleston is considered safe, but like any city, it's important to be cautious, especially at night.
  • Fun Activities: Charleston offers a rich history, beautiful beaches, vibrant culinary scene, and numerous cultural events. Residents can enjoy water sports, explore historical sites, indulge in delicious seafood, and attend music and arts festivals.
  • Climate: Charleston has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. The city receives a good amount of rainfall throughout the year.
  • Races and Population: Charleston has a diverse population with a mix of races. It is known for its Southern charm and hospitality.
  • Education: Charleston is home to several universities and colleges, providing educational opportunities for residents. The city also has good schools for families with children.
  • Cost of Living: The cost of living in Charleston is slightly above the national average. Housing costs can be high, but there are affordable options available.
  • Proximity to Larger Cities: Charleston is roughly 2 hours away from Columbia, SC, and about 4 hours away from Charlotte, NC. Both cities offer additional cultural attractions, dining options, and entertainment.
  • Pros: Rich history, beautiful beaches, vibrant culinary scene, good educational opportunities.
  • Cons: Some areas with higher crime rates, higher cost of living in certain neighborhoods.

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