Kidney Stone Institute of Mount Sinai Medical Center

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New York, NY
Job Address:
Mt. Sinai Medical Center
Kidney Stone Institute of Mount Sinai, New York, NY
1070 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10128
Contact Name: Director: Mantu Gupta, M.D.
Country: United States
Phone: 212-203-2835
Region: North America
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Job Information

Overview
Fellowship in Endourology at the Kidney Stone Institute of Mount Sinai, New York, NY.

The fellowship is an intensive one year fellowship in all aspects of Endourology. The focus of training will be advanced endourological procedures, including endoscopic and percutaneous management of upper tract urothelial carcinoma, office ureteroscopy, endopyelotomy (retrograde and antegrade), as well as basic endourological procedures such as PCNL and ureteroscopy for stone disease.

The fellow will function as a junior level attending at the Mount Sinai Medical Center. The fellow's time will be distributed between clinical work and clinical research during the fellowship. The fellow's annual salary and benefits are commensurate with a Chief Resident/Fellow at Mount Sinai Medical Center, and allows for a comfortable living in New York City.

Clinical:
The fellow will be exposed to a broad variety of minimally invasive endourological procedures for stone disease, obstruction, and upper tract carcinoma. He/She will also have exposure to the Comprehensive Cancer Center, Clinical Trials program, and participate in these meetings and conferences.

Research:
The fellow will play a leadership role as a member of our Endourology research team. The research team consists of full time research students, urology residents, international research fellows, medical students, and a full time research coordinator. The research has a broad base, but focuses on stone disease, clinical outcomes, testing and development of new technologies, and clinical investigation into markers for renal damage. The fellows have been very productive, publishing in peer reviewed journals, and presenting at national and international meetings.

Education:
The fellow will be expected to attend and participate in our active didactic program in the department of urology which includes Grand Rounds and clinical conferences. The fellow will also be responsible for teaching residents, medical students, and visiting doctors.

Application Process:
Applicants must complete an accredited urology residency and be eligible for a medical license in the US.

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Clinical Procedures Yearly Volume
Percutaneous Renal Surgery 200
Ureteroscopic Surgery 400
Office Endourological Procedures 100
   


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Academic year Fellow Residency Program
2013-2014 Ruslan Korets, MD Columbia University
2013-2014 Gina Badalato, MD Columbia University
2012-2013 Y.K. Tan, MD Tan Sock Seng University, Singapore
2012-2013 Ciara Marley, MD Lenox Hill Hospital, NY
2011-2012 Doh Cha, MD UMDNJ, NJ
2010-2011 Joseph Graversen, MD LSU, LA
2010-2011 Janice Santos, MD U. of Miami, FL
2009-2010 Hiroshi Katsumi, MD U.C. Irvine, CA
2009-2010 Adam Mues, MD Ohio State University, OH
2008-2009 Rhonda Walsh, MD U. of Texas, SA, TX
2007-2008 Courtney Phillips, MD N.Y.U., NY
2007-2008 Keith Xavier, MD U. of New Mexico, NM
2006-2007 Michael Lee, MD SUNY Buffalo, NY