Urology Residency Program Ranks #2
The University of Michigan Urology Residency Program is now ranked #2 among 146 urology residency programs nationwide
The University of Michigan Urology Residency Program is now ranked #2 among 146 urology residency programs nationwide
Dr. Kate Kraft is the recipient of the 2022 Program Director Excellence Award from the Office of Graduate Medical Education
Building Toward Belonging: Implicit Bias Training Begins May 2
Dr. Khurshid Ghani's article Social Media as a Platform for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion published in AUA News
The Department of Urology is #1 in the FY21 NIH rankings, up from #2 in FY20.
Dr. Chad Ellimoottil to present his telehealth research at the HHS Office of the Secretary External Speaker COVID Series
2022 events will include conversations about cultural complications, mentorship best practices, genocide and survivorship.
2022 DEI events will include conversations about cultural complications, mentorship best practices, genocide and survivorship.
Congratulations to Drs. Khaled Hafez, Kate Kraft, John Park and Julian Wan for being named Top Docs.
Dr. Brian Stork is participating in a CDC-funded research study to assess gun violence prevention.
The University of Michigan Urology Residency Program now ranks #4 among 145 urology residency programs nationwide according to the 2021-22 Doximity Residency Navigator rankings.
U-M Urology ranked #13 in the nation. Michigan Medicine's adult hospitals were ranked best in Michigan and 11th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report "Best Hospitals" rankings for 2021-22.
In the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Children's Hospital ranking, Pediatric Urology ranked #20 in the country.
Dr. Chad Ellimoottil discusses the future of telehealth in Health Affairs
On April 28, 2021, Michigan Urology and Vanderbilt Urology collaborated to create a surgical video review conference to enhance resident surgical education.
Dr. Chad Ellimoottil, Assistant Professor of Urology, was interviewed by Wall Street Journal for article about telemedicine during the pandemic.
Michigan Medicine responds to the rapidly growing interest in telehealth.
2021 events will include special Grand Round events as well as new UroVersity events.
The next book to be discussed by our department will be Caste. Interested individuals should contact the organizer Daniela Wittmann, PhD, LMSW at [email protected]
A documentary exploring why only 2% of American doctors are black men and what that means for society.