Urology

Trainees are appointed by competitive interview at ST3 level to complete 5 years of training to receive a CCT as a Consultant Urologist and to deliver core Urology services with a subspecialty interest. Post CCT training in a sub-speciality or Urology in General will allow recognition of the individual as a Consultant Urological Surgeon who will be able to deliver more complex and sub-speciality care.

Trainees start or rotate on the first Wednesday of October. Some trainees may rotate on the first Wednesday of April.  

The hospitals included on the Urology rotation are as follows:

We have a single programme, but two geographically distinct rotations at the moment. Candidates can express a preference, and in response to training needs, trainees can move throughout the region.

Full details of all hospitals can be found on the School of Surgery section.

Teaching and Training

There is a continuous programme of formal and informal postgraduate education. A full day seminar programme is delivered once per month. There is a supervising consultant who chairs the day and invited speakers who are acknowledged experts in their field.

Trainees are encouraged to present work at the annual regional audit meeting and to attend national and international conferences.

The regional Simulation lab is based at in Pinderfields. 

Current Trainees: Urology Teaching Programme 2020

Useful links

• British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS)
• BAUS Section of Trainees (BSoT)
• European Association of Urology (EAU)
• WebSurg