University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Program

The University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics Urology Residency Program is a fully accredited five-year program that accepts four residents each year beginning in July. Residents are matched through the American Urological Association match in January. The program includes a first-year internship training in General Surgery followed by formal Urology training.

Residents at the University of Iowa receive comprehensive and innovative urology training at Iowa's only academic medical center. They have access to a high volume of cases spanning various urologic subspecialties, multiple rotation sites, research opportunities, enthusiastic and approachable faculty, and a comfortable living environment in Iowa City.

The application process for the Urology Residency requires registering through the SAU Resident Match and submitting a complete ERAS application by a specified deadline. The application must include various components such as medical school transcript, dean's letter, letters of recommendation, USMLE transcript, curriculum vitae, personal statement, and other required documentation.

The program focuses on preparing residents to evaluate, understand, and manage medical and surgical aspects of adult and pediatric genitourinary diseases and disorders. Residents are encouraged to engage in research projects and actively participate in teaching medical students. Upon completion of the program, residents are equipped to pursue academic or private urological careers.

The Urology Residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics offers a robust training experience with a variety of clinical exposures, research opportunities, and a supportive environment conducive to learning and growth. Residents benefit from working with fellowship-trained faculty members and diverse patient populations, making it an attractive program for aspiring urologists.