Pediatric Urology
Pediatric Urology Fellowship
Stanford University · Palo Alto, California, 🇺🇸 United States
Stanford UniversityOfficial website identityAn SPU-listed pediatric urology fellowship with structured research and clinical subspecialty training. Eligibility and appointment terms must be confirmed with the programme.
- Duration
- 2 years
- Funding / salary
- Financial support and benefits required for ACGME fellows; amount set by sponsor
- Deadline
- 2027 match cycle closed · rank deadline 8 Jun 2026
- Clinical format
- Clinical + research
About this programme
Listed as clinical training in pediatric urology. Compare 31 programmes in United States and 131 programmes worldwide in this subspecialty; each has its own eligibility and application route.
Applicant requirements
- Applicant eligibility
- SPU society-wide (ACGME fellowships): must have completed a urology residency in an ACGME/AOA/ACGME-I/RCPSC-accredited program; exceptional IMGs only by exception with ECFMG verification.
- Required documents
- Submit CV and a letter of intention by email to the education coordinator plus the SPU universal pediatric urology fellowship application; deadline last day of February.
- International applicants
- Local requirements apply
- Medical registration
- Contact the programme
- Language requirements
- Not publicly listed
- Visa information
- No official public information located
How to apply
Contact Taranjit Bains (bainstj@stanford.edu), as published by Stanford, to confirm pediatric fellowship application instructions
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
- Research + accredited clinical year
- Research component
- Research + accredited clinical year
- 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.
Supporting official evidence (4)
Sources checked 12 Oct 2026. Historical deadlines are retained as published and do not roll forward automatically.
- Primary programme source · Deadline / match ↗https://spuonline.org/fellowships_ap.cgi
- Application route ↗https://urology.stanford.edu/education/clinical-fellowships.html
- Funding ↗https://www.acgme.org/about/acgme-frequently-asked-questions/
- Eligibility ↗https://spuonline.org/Universal-Pediatric-Urology-Fellowship-Application.cgi
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 — UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals, San Francisco, California · 🇺🇸 United States · Clinical · 2 years · Programme listed, intake not confirmed
- Pediatric Urology Fellowship — Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California · 🇺🇸 United States · Clinical · 2 years · Closed for the current cycle
- Pediatric Urology Fellowship — UC Irvine / Children’s Hospital of Orange County, Orange, California · 🇺🇸 United States · Clinical · 2 years · Closed for the current cycle
Application questions
What is the application deadline?
2027 match cycle closed · rank deadline 8 Jun 2026. Directory status: Closed for the current cycle. A listing does not establish an open position.
Can international applicants apply?
Directory classification: Local requirements apply. SPU society-wide (ACGME fellowships): must have completed a urology residency in an ACGME/AOA/ACGME-I/RCPSC-accredited program; exceptional IMGs only by exception with ECFMG verification. Confirm how registration, language and visa requirements apply to your appointment at Stanford University.
How do I apply?
Directory note: Contact Taranjit Bains (bainstj@stanford.edu), as published by Stanford, to confirm pediatric fellowship application instructions. Confirm the current details through the linked official source. Use the linked official application route or programme source; this may be an institution, society or match portal.