Pediatric Urology
Additional Training in Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology
Klinikum Stuttgart — Olgahospital / Children’s Surgery Clinic · Stuttgart, 🇩🇪 Germany
Klinikum Stuttgart — Olgahospital / Children’s Surgery ClinicKlinikum Stuttgart parent institution logoKlinikum Stuttgart lists Prof. Steffan Loff at Olgahospital as authorised to provide 18 months of the German additional qualification in special paediatric and adolescent urology. This is post-specialist continuing training, not a confirmed open international fellowship position.
- Duration
- 18 months
- Funding / salary
- No programme-specific salary, stipend or scholarship terms published; confirm employment and funding arrangements with the host.
- Deadline
- No public application deadline or intake cycle published; contact the host to confirm availability
- Clinical format
- Confirm with programme
About this programme
Additional Training in Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology is a clinical fellowship in pediatric urology hosted by Klinikum Stuttgart — Olgahospital / Children’s Surgery Clinic in Stuttgart, Germany. Klinikum Stuttgart lists Prof. Steffan Loff at Olgahospital as authorised to provide 18 months of the German additional qualification in special paediatric and adolescent urology. This is post-specialist continuing training, not a confirmed open international fellowship position.
The directory lists 9 pediatric urology fellowship programmes in Germany and 122 programmes worldwide in this subspecialty, so use the comparison list below to see how this host's format, duration and eligibility differ.
What the host publishes: duration 18 months; funding No programme-specific salary, stipend or scholarship terms published; confirm employment and funding arrangements with the host.. Everything else should be confirmed directly with Klinikum Stuttgart before you plan travel, registration or funding.
Programmes in this subspecialty typically cover congenital anomalies, hypospadias, reflux, neurogenic bladder and reconstructive surgery in children; the host's own description above is the authority on what this particular post includes.
Applicant requirements
- Applicant eligibility
- The Baden-Württemberg medical-chamber logbook requires specialist recognition in Urology or Paediatric and Adolescent Surgery before the additional qualification, plus 18 months of Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology training under an authorised trainer. Confirm recognition of non-German specialist credentials directly with the competent chamber and host.
- Required documents
- No host-specific application checklist is published. The medical-chamber logbook records the training period and required competencies; ask the host and chamber which supporting documents are required.
- International applicants
- Local requirements apply
- Medical registration
- Contact the programme
- Language requirements
- No programme-specific language requirement published.
- Visa information
- No official public information located
How to apply
Contact Klinikum Stuttgart and ask for the Children’s Surgery Clinic at Olgahospital / Prof. Steffan Loff to confirm whether an 18-month training place is available and what employment, recognition and application arrangements apply.
Confirm the current intake, licensing, visa and employment requirements with the host. A programme listing does not establish an open position.
Curriculum & programme details
- Programme type
- Clinical
- Subspecialty
- Pediatric Urology
- Training format
- German post-specialist additional qualification in the diagnosis, treatment and long-term care of specialised congenital or acquired paediatric/adolescent urological disease, malformations and injuries. The Baden-Württemberg logbook includes paediatric urological imaging and ultrasound, urodynamics, endoscopy, renal/ureter/bladder procedures, reconstructive care and interdisciplinary management.
- Research component
- Not publicly listed
- Number of positions
- Not publicly listed
Institution & faculty
Institution & faculty
Meet the programme.
Identities and portraits link to auditable official or attributable sources. Inclusion does not imply endorsement, accreditation or partnership.
Klinikum Stuttgart — Olgahospital / Children’s Surgery ClinicKlinikum Stuttgart parent institution logoFaculty leadership and current intake details should be confirmed with the official programme.
Faculty leadership and current intake details should be confirmed with the official programme.
Supporting official evidence (3)
Sources checked 21 Oct 2026; Application requirements checked 21 Oct 2026. Historical deadlines are retained as published and do not roll forward automatically.
- Primary programme source · Application route · Deadline / match · Funding · Klinikum Stuttgart — authorised continuing-training programmes (Olgahospital; 18 months) ↗https://www.klinikum-stuttgart.de/medizin-pflege/kinderchirurgie/weiterbildungsermaechtigungen
- Required documents · Eligibility · Baden-Württemberg Medical Chamber — Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology logbook ↗https://files.aerztekammer-bw.de/3a7f830135537007/e77d042d9229/Logbuch_Zusatz-Weiterbildung-Spezielle-Kinder--und-Jugend-Urologie.pdf
- Klinikum Stuttgart — Paediatric Urology clinical scope ↗https://www.klinikum-stuttgart.de/medizin-pflege/kinderchirurgie/kinderurologie
Compare with similar programmes
Pediatric Urology programmes in the same country come first, followed by the wider region. Each links to its own source-backed profile.
- Pediatric Urology Fellowship in Mannheim — University Hospital Mannheim · Heidelberg University, Mannheim · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · Verification required
- ESPU-Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — UKE Hamburg — University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · Verification required
- ESPU-Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — Klinik St. Hedwig · Barmherzige Brüder Regensburg, Regensburg · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · 2 years (published ESPU centre profile; last dated profile is older) · Historical programme
- Paediatric Urology Fellowship — Charité — Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin · Paediatric Urology, Berlin · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · At least 2 years under EBPU/ESPU requirements if delivered as an accredited fellowship; confirm Charité’s current schedule and accreditation period · Programme listed, intake not confirmed
- ESPU-Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — University Hospital Erlangen · Paediatric Urology, Erlangen · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · Variable; agreed according to prior paediatric-urology experience and the fellow’s goals · Verification required
- ESPU-Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — Auf der Bult Children’s Hospital · Hannover Medical School, Hannover · 🇩🇪 Germany · Clinical · Verification required
Frequently asked questions
What is Additional Training in Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology?
Klinikum Stuttgart lists Prof. Steffan Loff at Olgahospital as authorised to provide 18 months of the German additional qualification in special paediatric and adolescent urology. This is post-specialist continuing training, not a confirmed open international fellowship position. It is listed as a clinical programme in pediatric urology at Klinikum Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany, and was last checked against the host's page on 21 Oct 2026.
Is this a clinical fellowship, a research post or an observership?
UroFellow classifies it as clinical with clinical format "Confirm with programme". Duties depend on the appointment and your registration, so ask the host what you may do independently.
How long does it last?
The host describes the duration as: 18 months.
What is the application deadline?
Published deadline information: No public application deadline or intake cycle published; contact the host to confirm availability. Current status in the directory: Programme listed, intake not confirmed. A listing does not establish an open position.
Can international applicants apply?
Directory classification: Local requirements apply. Published eligibility: The Baden-Württemberg medical-chamber logbook requires specialist recognition in Urology or Paediatric and Adolescent Surgery before the additional qualification, plus 18 months of Special Paediatric and Adolescent Urology training under an authorised trainer. Confirm recognition of non-German specialist credentials directly with the competent chamber and host.. Registration, visa and language rules are set by Klinikum Stuttgart.
How do I apply?
Contact Klinikum Stuttgart and ask for the Children’s Surgery Clinic at Olgahospital / Prof. Steffan Loff to confirm whether an 18-month training place is available and what employment, recognition and application arrangements apply. The application link on this page goes to the host's own site.