Genitourinary Medicine & Men’s Health Fellowship
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
- Duration
- 1 year
- Exposure
- Hands-on
- International
- Eligibility unclear
- Status
- Programme listed, intake not confirmed
Part of urology fellowship in North America
Country directory
307 source-linked profiles across 8 subspecialties. Registration, visa, language, employment and hands-on eligibility must be confirmed with each institution.
Choose a subspecialty and check the individual programme’s residency, citizenship, examination and medical-licence requirements before preparing an application. International medical school graduation and completion of a foreign urology residency are different eligibility questions.
UW oncology and UW reconstruction describe equivalent foreign residency training, all three USMLE steps and Washington licence eligibility, with conditions for H-1B sponsorship. ODU/EVMS reconstruction explicitly welcomes ECFMG-certified foreign graduates and supports J-1 visas.
UCSF pediatric urology has an exception pathway for exceptionally qualified international graduates, subject to selection review and California training-licence requirements. The host warns that this training may not lead to US board certification.
Other programmes have narrower rules. Lahey reconstruction and UCI men’s health require US citizenship; Michigan and UC San Diego oncology require citizenship or permanent residency. Rush does not accept applicants requesting J-1 sponsorship, and Duke’s prosthetic/sexual-health programme currently offers no visa sponsorship. Check the full profile and its official source before applying.
USC’s non-ACGME SUO fellowship does not sponsor J-1 or H-1B visas. UNC reconstruction requires existing work authorization and provides no immigration visa sponsorship. UCSF Andrology currently states it is not accepting applications.
The GURS directory places OHSU reconstruction under “Programs in Probation”. Confirm the programme’s current standing and intake with the host and Society. Listing in a society directory does not by itself establish an open or unrestricted training position.
UIC’s dedicated pages currently list reconstruction for 2027–2028, robotics for 2028–2029 and the 2028 Andrology Match. Its general overview still says 2027–2028, so confirm the intended intake at uroed@uic.edu. The UIC packet includes a CV, headshot, personal statement, three references and its GME form. Other hosts use different packets.
A paid research role, such as Indiana’s prostate-cancer research fellowship, has a different scope from a clinical fellowship. Its published July 2026–June 2027 term is already underway; confirm vacancy and work authorization with the host. Research employment does not establish clinical privileges.
Confirm salary and benefits, permitted clinical duties, visa category and licence eligibility with the institution. Programme existence, match registration and permission to treat patients are separate steps.
Use these source-linked programme examples to plan your application. They describe individual placements or labelled institutional policies, rather than a single national rule. Published profiles can include closed adverts and historical information; follow the intake and source dates on each profile.
55 profiles record an explicit international pathway; 67 still have unresolved international eligibility. Local training or licensing restrictions do not by themselves mean a citizenship restriction. Requirements vary by host, clinical role and applicant background.
Check accepted residency or specialist qualifications, examinations, experience and interview criteria. Recognition of a foreign degree does not establish eligibility for every nationality.
269 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
The GURS host listing states that an Ohio medical licence permitting a Limited Clinical Practitioner appointment is required; the route is generally limited to North American applicants.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Standard route: US or Canadian citizens who completed an approved ACGME or RCPS urology residency, preferably American Board of Urology candidates and eligible for a full California medical licence. A separate exception, available since July 2024, considers exceptionally qualified international graduates after programme-director and selection-committee review of prior training and evaluations.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Programme participates in the Society of Urologic Oncology Match; applicants apply online through the SUO MATCH programme.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Ask which local licence, temporary training authorization, indemnity cover and supervision apply to the exact placement. An observership or society-accredited host does not itself grant permission to treat patients.
155 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Ohio medical licence for Limited Clinical Practitioner appointment required.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →The host page states that the programme participates in the Society of Urologic Oncology MATCH Program, and applications are made online through the SUO MATCH Program.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Must qualify for a New York limited permit to practise medicine
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Check clinical working language separately from teaching language and admission-test scores. Ask which test, score, validity period or exemption the host accepts.
28 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
The host page states the applicant's current CV must be submitted in English.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Fluent English required
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Fluent English required
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Check the immigration route after establishing the role and host acceptance. A visa category being accepted, documents being supplied and an employer sponsoring a visa are different commitments.
75 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Candidates must be visa-eligible; the programme does not specify a visa category.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →US citizenship or appropriate visa status is required; the programme page does not state visa sponsorship.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Programme states it cannot sponsor visa applications for fellows.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Separate salary or stipend from tuition, application fees and scholarships. Check the pay year, conditions, insurance, accommodation and initial expenses; a historical salary is not a current offer.
82 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Salary and benefits according to postgraduate training level
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Funded position; US citizenship required
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →The host page states that fellow compensation is equivalent to the University of Rochester Medical Center PGY 7 level; no dollar amount is given.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Use the individual programme checklist and portal. Check translations, references sent directly by referees, interview arrangements and the current intake calendar before submitting.
216 of 307 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
AUA match application, CV and two to three recommendation letters
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Cover letter, personal statement, CV, three recommendation letters, JPEG headshot and SPU Universal application
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →CV, MD diploma (translated if needed), personal statement, three recommendation letters, photograph and ECFMG certificate if applicable
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Request the named supervisor, exact training duties, start and end dates, offer terms, full cost breakdown, registration category and immigration responsibilities in writing. Check the official programme page for current applications; a directory listing or annual capacity does not confirm a vacancy.
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Andrology & Men’s Health
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
UCSF Department of UrologyClinicalUniversity of California, San Francisco · San Francisco, California
University of Illinois ChicagoClinicalUniversity of Illinois Chicago · Chicago, Illinois
Baylor College of Medicine · Houston, Texas
Brown University / Rhode Island Hospital · Providence, Rhode Island
Cleveland ClinicClinicalCleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
Henry Ford Hospital Department of Urology · Detroit, Michigan
Indiana University Sexual & Reproductive Medicine · Indianapolis, Indiana
Medical College of Wisconsin · Milwaukee, Wisconsin
NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell Medical Center · New York, New York
Northwestern UniversityClinicalNorthwestern University · Chicago, Illinois
Stanford University Medical Center · Palo Alto, California
Endourology & Stone
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
UCSF Department of UrologyClinicalUniversity of California, San Francisco · San Francisco, California
University of Rochester Medical Center Department of Urology · Rochester, New York
Houston Methodist – Endourology and Stone Disease Fellowship · Houston, Texas
University of AlabamaClinicalUniversity of Alabama · Birmingham, Alabama
Columbia University Irving Medical Center · New York, New York
University of South Carolina - Prisma Health · Columbia, South Carolina
University of Kansas Health System - Department of Urology · Kansas City, Kansas
University of Miami - Desai Sethi Urology Institute Endourology Fellowship · Miami, Florida
University of Washington, Department of Urology · Seattle, Washington
Montefiore Medical Center · Bronx, New York
The University of Maryland – Chesapeake Urology Endourology Program · Baltimore, Maryland
Functional Urology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center · New York, New York
University of MichiganClinicalUniversity of Michigan · Ann Arbor, Michigan
University of Southern California · Los Angeles, California
UT Southwestern Medical Center · Dallas, Texas
Penn Medicine · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
University of Alabama at Birmingham · Birmingham, Alabama
UCSF · Kaiser Permanente East Bay · San Francisco, California
Washington University School of Medicine · St. Louis, Missouri
Yale School of MedicineClinicalYale School of Medicine · New Haven, Connecticut
Cleveland Clinic Glickman Urological & Kidney Institute · Cleveland, Ohio
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center · MetroHealth · Cleveland, Ohio
Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital · Royal Oak, Michigan
Pediatric Urology
UCSF Department of UrologyClinicalUCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals · San Francisco, California
Children’s Hospital Los AngelesClinicalChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles · Los Angeles, California
Stanford UniversityClinicalStanford University · Palo Alto, California
UC Irvine / Children’s Hospital of Orange County · Orange, California
University of California San Diego / Rady Children’s Hospital · San Diego, California
Children’s Hospital Colorado / University of Colorado · Aurora, Colorado
Children’s National Medical Center · Washington, District of Columbia
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital · Miami, Florida
Emory University School of Medicine · Atlanta, Georgia
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago / Northwestern University · Chicago, Illinois
Riley Hospital for Children / Indiana University Health · Indianapolis, Indiana
Boston Children’s Hospital · Boston, Massachusetts
Reconstructive Urology
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
UCSF Department of UrologyClinicalUniversity of California, San Francisco · San Francisco, California
Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute · Baltimore, Maryland
MD Anderson Cancer CenterClinicalMD Anderson Cancer Center · Houston, Texas
University of Illinois ChicagoClinicalUniversity of Illinois Chicago · Chicago, Illinois
UC San Diego · San Diego, California
University of California, Irvine · Orange, California
University of Colorado · Aurora, Colorado
Mount Sinai Medical Center · Miami Beach, Florida
Loyola University Medical Center · Maywood, Illinois
Mayo Clinic · Rochester, Minnesota
Mount Sinai Hospital · New York, New York
Robotic Urology
University of Illinois ChicagoClinicalUniversity of Illinois Chicago · Chicago, Illinois
Vattikuti Urology Institute, Henry Ford Health Detroit, MI · Detroit, Michigan
UROLOGICAL RESEARCH NETWORK / NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY · Miami, Florida
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville, Florida · Jacksonville, Florida
University of Florida (UF) Urology Robotic Surgery and Minimally Invasive Urologic Oncology Fellowship · Gainesville, Florida
University of Texas Southwestern - Department of Urology · Dallas, Texas
Duke University Medical Center - Department of Urology · Raleigh, North Carolina
University of California IrvineClinicalUniversity of California Irvine · Orange, California
New Jersey UrologyClinicalNew Jersey Urology · Fair Lawn, New Jersey
University of Tennessee Chattanooga College of Medicine · Chattanooga, Tennessee
Wake Forest School of Medicine - Department of Urology · Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Transplant Urology
Cleveland ClinicClinicalCleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
UCLA Health · Department of Urology · Los Angeles, California
University of Iowa Health CareClinicalUniversity of Iowa Health Care · Iowa City
Mayo Clinic - Phoenix Arizona · Phoenix
University of Utah Health · Salt Lake City
Massachusetts General Hospital · Mass General Brigham · Boston
Wake Forest University School of Medicine · Winston-Salem
University of California, Davis Health · Department of Surgery · Sacramento
Cleveland Clinic FloridaClinicalCleveland Clinic Florida · Weston
University of Alabama at Birmingham · Birmingham
Baylor Scott & White Health · Simmons Transplant Institute, Baylor University Medical Center · Dallas, Texas
Medical University of South Carolina · Department of Surgery · Charleston, South Carolina
Urologic Oncology
Cleveland Clinic · Cleveland, Ohio
UCSF Department of UrologyClinicalUniversity of California, San Francisco · San Francisco, California
MD Anderson Cancer CenterClinicalMD Anderson Cancer Center · Houston, Texas
University of Michigan · Ann Arbor, Michigan
Washington University School of Medicine · Barnes-Jewish Hospital · St. Louis, Missouri
Mayo ClinicClinicalMayo Clinic · Phoenix, Arizona
University of Southern California · Los Angeles, California
UC San Diego · Urologic OncologyClinicalUC San Diego · San Diego, California
University of Virginia · Charlottesville, Virginia
Emory University School of Medicine · Atlanta, Georgia
Weill Cornell Medicine · New York, New York
University of Washington · Seattle, Washington
UroFellow lists 307 source-linked programmes in the United States across 1 country and 214 institutions: 293 clinical, 8 research and 6 observership. Each profile links to the official source and shows when it was last checked; inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee that a post is open.
Urologic Oncology (51), Endourology & Stone (49) and Functional Urology (49) are the most represented subspecialties among the listed programmes.
55 of 307 listed profiles state an explicit international pathway. Registration, visa, language and employment rules vary by country and host and must be confirmed with each institution before applying.
Country index checked against the 919-profile registry · directory audit 17 Oct 2026