Urology Residents - Application & Interview Info

Through the resident match, three applicants are selected to enter the residency each year, usually from among graduating 4th year medical students.  Following satisfactory completion of core training in General Surgery in their first year, resident trainees will enter into the formal Urology training program. Although all residents are expected to complete their final year of chief residency four years later, each year's appointment is contingent upon satisfactory progress of the individual resident during the preceding year, and all residency appointments are therefore reviewed and renewed annually. The MCG urology residency program participates in the program administered through the American Association of Medical College's centralized Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) matching system. Access to the ERAS.

To arrange an elective rotation with the Augusta University at Medical College of Georgia's Section of Urology, contact the Curriculum Office at 706-722-4805 or the Curriculum Office. For non MCGUS students, refer to Visiting Medical Student Elective Program.

OUTSIDE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SUB-I ROTATIONS:

The Division of Urology pre-screens applicants interested in a visiting medical student rotation. 

Submitting your application:  You will submit your application in VSLO as normal.  A letter of interest has been added to the required documents.  When submitting your application please make sure to include this letter expressing your interest in the Urology program and indicating any connections that you may have with our Division, Augusta University, and/or the Georgia region.

VSLO Opens:  April 1, 2024

Application Review: April 1 - April 29, 2024

Accept/Decline Day:  April 30, 2024  (No applications accepted after this date) 

 

Our open house will be done via Zoom. Anyone interested in attending please contact us via email  mcgurologyau@gmail.com. 

Please check out our social media pages for videos and updates.

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For more information or questions, contact the Program Coordinator, Kim Maddox, at the Urology Residency Program Office