University of Toledo Program
Urology - Toledo, OH | ACGME Code: 4803821122
The University of Toledo Urology Residency Program is a fully accredited and ACGME certified program offering a five-year training program for two residents each year. Established in 1950, the program aims to train urologists with high-quality knowledge, clinical acumen, and surgical skills to manage various urological disorders. The educational philosophy emphasizes rigorous academic training, a busy surgical caseload, valuable research experiences, and the importance of establishing strong physician-patient relationships.
Residents spend the first post-graduate year rotating in the general surgery training program, including experiences in general surgery, SICU, Plastic Surgery, and Colorectal Surgery. The subsequent years focus on general urology and renal transplantation across three hospitals, providing exposure to pediatrics and robotic surgery. The program boasts certifying board passing success rates, scoring above the national average in in-service exams, and offers extensive experience in various urological specialties.
Residents at the University of Toledo have the opportunity to work with over 25 full-time and clinical faculty members and gain exposure to minimally invasive and robotic surgery, urologic oncology, infertility, reconstructive urology, endourology, and renal transplantation. The institution's clinical urological service is recognized nationally for its progressive and innovative practices, including renal transplantations performed by the urology service.
The program highlights a robust robotic surgery experience across all clinical hospitals, an outstanding urologic oncology training environment, and dedicated cancer clinics. The residency program encourages participation in academic research conferences and has a record of residents winning awards for their work.
Applications for the University of Toledo Urology Residency Program are typically processed through ERAS, with interviews usually scheduled in November. For more information on the application process, prospective applicants can refer to the program's website.
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Toledo city, Ohio
Life in Toledo, OH
- Safety: Toledo has a slightly higher crime rate compared to the national average, with certain neighborhoods requiring more caution.
- Activities: Toledo offers a variety of cultural and recreational options, including museums, parks, and access to the Maumee River for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Climate: Toledo experiences all four seasons, with cold winters and warm summers. Be prepared for snow in the winter months.
- Population: Toledo has a diverse population, with a mix of different races and ethnicities.
- Education: Toledo is home to the University of Toledo, providing educational opportunities and a vibrant campus life.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Toledo is lower than the national average, making it an affordable place to reside.
- Nearby Cities: Detroit, Michigan is about 50 miles away from Toledo, which can be reached in approximately one hour by car. Detroit offers a larger city experience with more cultural attractions and entertainment options.
- Pros: Affordable cost of living, diverse population, access to outdoor activities.
- Cons: Higher crime rate in some areas, colder winters.
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