Cleveland Clinic Glickman Urological & Kidney Institute’s Urology Residency Training Program, ranked No. 1 in the nation for the second consecutive year by the online physician network Doximity, in collaboration with U.S. News & World Report, provides challenging clinical experiences with opportunities for basic, translational, clinical and outcomes research.
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Doximity’s residency reputation listings reflect the opinions of more than 38,000 board-certified physicians evaluating 3,691 residency training programs across 20 specialties. The award, initiated in 2014, indicates which residency programs physicians hold in the highest regard for quality of clinical training. Medical students can access Doximity Residency Navigator to compare residency training programs nationwide.
Cleveland Clinic’s six-year program integrates one year of general surgery/pre-specialty training, one year of research and four years of clinical urology training.
Launched in 2011, Doximity (doximity.com) connects physicians to make them more successful and productive. With nearly two-thirds of all US physicians as members, collaborating across every specialty and academic medical center, Doximity is the largest secure medical network in the country. Doximity is headquartered in Silicon Valley and was created by the founders of Epocrates.
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