Host institution

Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

London · London (Lambeth) · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Directory evidence

This institutional profile is derived from connected canonical UroFellow programmes and the official organization identity. Inclusion does not imply endorsement, accreditation or partnership.

Connected faculty: 4. Last directory audit: 17 Oct 2026.

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Connected programmes

Transplant Urology

Renal Transplant Surgery Visiting Professional Programme (Clinical Observership)

Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital
London · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Duration
The host Visiting Professional Programme overview states that clinical observership programmes range from six weeks up to one year; the renal transplant page says individual timetables depend on each visitor.
Format
Observational
International
Explicit pathway
Status
Programme listed, intake not confirmed

Programme details at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

Uro-oncology Renal Cancer Fellowship · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

An official BAUS-listed UK fellowship with programme-specific operative, academic and eligibility requirements.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
1 year
Eligibility
Post-CCT specialist fellowship at Guy's and St Thomas' (page describes fellows from the UK and abroad).
Documents
Posts are awarded by application form and competitive interview (held in March/April of the preceding year).
Funding
Salaried post; confirm current terms
Application route
Awarded by application form and competitive interview held in March/April of the year before the October start; posts can be awarded one or two years ahead.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Uro-oncology Bladder Cancer Fellowship · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

An official BAUS-listed UK fellowship with programme-specific operative, academic and eligibility requirements.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
1 year
Eligibility
Post-CCT specialist fellowship at Guy's and St Thomas' (page describes fellows from the UK and abroad).
Documents
Posts are awarded by application form and competitive interview (held in March/April of the preceding year).
Funding
Salaried post; confirm current terms
Application route
Awarded by application form and competitive interview held in March/April of the year before the October start; posts can be awarded one or two years ahead.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Guy’s Stone Fellowship · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

Guy’s twelve-month Stone Fellowship offers endourology and PCNL training for post-CCT/senior trainees. The reviewed BAUS listing describes the cohort starting 1 October 2025; the next intake and current pay are unconfirmed.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
12 months
Eligibility
The host page states the fellowship is aimed at a post-CCT/senior trainee. The BAUS listing's post commences 1 October 2025 for 12 months, a past cycle; current availability is not stated.
Funding
Current funding unconfirmed. The earlier directory described a salaried post, but the reviewed BAUS listing does not publish salary or current pay terms.
Application route
Follow the BAUS fellowship listing and apply through the host or NHS vacancy when advertised; confirm GMC registration and right-to-work separately

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Guy’s Functional & Reconstructive Urology Fellowship · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

An official BAUS-listed UK fellowship with programme-specific operative, academic and eligibility requirements.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
1 year
Eligibility
Historical functional-urology advert, closed 19 January 2026: FRCS(Urol) or equivalent and end-of-training urology experience were essential; MD/PhD and robotic, AUS or reconstruction exposure were desirable. Current recruitment criteria need a new advert.
Language
The advert closed 19 January 2026 required successful IELTS completion without publishing a score.
Registration
The advert closed 19 January 2026 required full GMC registration plus Specialist Register entry, or being within three months of CCT.
Funding
Historical advert closed 19 January 2026: GBP 65,048 per annum excluding London Zone allowance. The title says Senior Clinical Fellow but the grade field says Junior Clinical Fellow; these are dated advertised terms, not current pay.
Application route
Apply through the host NHS vacancy when a new functional-urology advert is published. Trac advert 7662750 closed 19 January 2026 and is retained for historical applicant requirements.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Senior Post-CCT Fellow in Andrology & Genito-urethral Reconstruction · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

An official BAUS-listed UK fellowship with programme-specific operative, academic and eligibility requirements.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
12 months
Eligibility
The retained BAUS listing describes a post-CCT andrology/reconstruction post. A historical host advert closed 29 December 2025 instead accepted Specialist Register entry or being within six months of CCT; FRCS(Urol)/equivalent and MD/PhD were desirable. The dated criteria are distinguished from the later listing.
Language
Host advert closed 29 December 2025: successful IELTS completion required; no score published.
Registration
Host advert closed 29 December 2025: full GMC registration with Specialist Register entry, or within six months of CCT.
Funding
Historical host advert closed 29 December 2025: GBP 65,048 annually, excluding LZ as advertised; not a current salary offer.
Deadline
The BAUS listing says the post commences 1 October 2026 for 12 months; no application closing date is stated.
Application route
The historical Trac advert 7662707 is closed. Follow a new host NHS vacancy for applications; the December 2025 criteria remain dated evidence.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Paediatric Urology Visiting Professional Programme · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London (Lambeth)

Visiting programme giving international clinicians exposure to the tertiary paediatric urology service at Evelina London (clinics, ward rounds, theatre, MDTs, optional projects). Visitors choose an observership or a hands-on attachment; a certificate of attendance is awarded.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
Observership of at least 6 weeks recommended; tailorable
Eligibility
Non-UK senior residents or attending consultants with an interest in paediatric urology
Language
IELTS score of 7 or equivalent standard of spoken English (application form criteria)
Registration
GMC registration required for the hands-on attachment route only
Documents
Online VPP form: medical degree and qualifications, professional experience, personal statement, five clinical objectives, current post and supervisor details.
Funding
Weekly course fee applies (amount on request); excludes accommodation and travel; bursaries/discounts possible at directorate discretion
Application route
Complete the online Visiting Professional Programme application form (criteria: non-UK resident registered in home country, minimum 6 weeks, self-paid at £1000-£1500 per week plus administration fee or sponsored); at least 12 weeks' notice before the start date is required.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 19 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Renal Transplant Surgery Visiting Professional Programme (Clinical Observership) · Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London

The host page describes a Visiting Professional Programme in renal transplant surgery for international clinicians at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, with exposure to transplant clinics, multidisciplinary meetings and observed surgery including laparoscopic and robotic transplants. Visitors may choose a clinical observership or, with GMC registration, a practical attachment, and receive a Certificate of Attendance.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
The host Visiting Professional Programme overview states that clinical observership programmes range from six weeks up to one year; the renal transplant page says individual timetables depend on each visitor.
Eligibility
The host page states the programme is intended for non-UK advanced trainee clinicians, registrars and consultants.
Registration
The host overview states GMC registration is not required for a clinical observership but is required for a practical attachment.
Funding
The host page states a course fee per week applies, excluding accommodation and travel; the amount is available by email, and bursaries or discounted placements may be offered individually.
Application route
The host page directs enquiries about Visiting Professional Programmes to gstt.VPP-pf@nhs.net.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 12 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

How to apply at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

This plan only repeats what Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital's own pages published when they were last checked; where a step has no published detail, it says what to ask. It is not an offer of a position.

  1. Open the official page. Uro-oncology Renal Cancer Fellowship ↗ · Uro-oncology Bladder Cancer Fellowship ↗ · Guy’s Stone Fellowship ↗ · Guy’s Functional & Reconstructive Urology Fellowship ↗
  2. Confirm the intake. No single closing date is published; ask when applications open and close. See the 2027 deadline calendar.
  3. Check who may apply. Post-CCT specialist fellowship at Guy's and St Thomas' (page describes fellows from the UK and abroad). (Uro-oncology Renal Cancer Fellowship)
  4. Prepare documents. Posts are awarded by application form and competitive interview (held in March/April of the preceding year). (Uro-oncology Renal Cancer Fellowship) Route: Awarded by application form and competitive interview held in March/April of the year before the October start; posts can be awarded one or two years ahead.
  5. Registration, visa and language. Registration: The advert closed 19 January 2026 required full GMC registration plus Specialist Register entry, or being within three months of CCT. · Language: The advert closed 19 January 2026 required successful IELTS completion without publishing a score. · Visa: Page points to the Royal College of Physicians Medical Training Initiative for GMC registration and Tier 5 sponsorship for the hands-on route; observership…
  6. Ask about funding. Salaried post; confirm current terms
  7. Write to the programme. Use the enquiry email guide and track the steps in the application planner.

At a glance: Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital has 7 listed programmes: 5 clinical, 0 research and 2 observership, covering andrology & men’s health, endourology & stone, functional urology, pediatric urology, transplant urology, urologic oncology. Durations published by the hosts: 1 year; 12 months; Observership of at least 6 weeks recommended; tailorable; The host Visiting Professional Programme overview states that clinical observership programmes range from six weeks up to one year; the renal transplant page says individual timetables depend on each visitor..

Status in the directory: 6 programme listed, intake not confirmed; 1 verification required. No programme here has a single dated closing date on record; see the 2027 deadline calendar for dated windows elsewhere.

4 profiles state an explicit international pathway; the rest either leave eligibility unclear or require local registration, language or visa conditions. Treat that as a prompt to ask, not as a refusal or an invitation.

Before you apply

  • Open the official page from each profile and confirm the current intake, not only the listing.
  • Ask whether the post allows supervised patient care or observation only, and get the answer in writing.
  • Check medical registration, visa and language requirements with the host; none is assumed here.
  • Look for published salary or scholarship support; where it is blank, the host did not state it.

Compare with similar programmes outside Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

Urologic Oncology and Endourology & Stone and Functional Urology and Andrology & Men’s Health and Pediatric Urology and Transplant Urology programmes in the same country come first, followed by the wider region. Each links to its own source-backed profile.

  • Fellowship in Urologic Oncology — The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1-2 years · Programme listed, intake not confirmed
  • Renal Cancer Fellowship — Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust · Frimley Park Hospital, Frimley · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1 year · Verification required
  • Clinical Fellow in HoLEP and Endourology — Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Kent · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1 year · Historical programme

Frequently asked questions

How many urology fellowship programmes are listed at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital?

UroFellow lists 7 source-linked programmes at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital across 1 country and 1 institution: 5 clinical, 0 research and 2 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.

Which urology subspecialties are most common at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital?

Urologic Oncology (2), Andrology & Men’s Health (1) and Endourology & Stone (1) are the most represented subspecialties among the listed programmes.

Can international graduates apply to urology fellowship programmes at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital?

4 of 7 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.