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Division of Pediatric Urology

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Urology Division of Pediatric Urology is one of the largest pediatric urology programs in the country, with seven full-time teaching faculty and four nurse practitioners. The division takes on more clinical cases per year than any other program in the country through IU School of Medicine’s partnership with Indiana University Health and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health. This is the only pediatric urology division in the state of Indiana and is consistently ranked as one of the top five pediatric urology programs in the country by U.S. News & World Report each year based on national reputation, quality outcomes and surgical case and outpatient clinical volume.

Experts in this division specialize in researching and treating many pediatric urology conditions, which range from common pediatric and adolescent urologic problems to complex genital abnormalities. Some of these conditions can cause major physical and emotional difficulties for children as they grow and mature. The division is committed to researching new treatments for these conditions and educating the next generation of pediatric urologists to improve the health of children through the urology residency program and the top-ranked pediatric urology fellowship program.

Pediatric Urology Fellowship

Research

The IU School of Medicine Division of Pediatric Urology is a leader in groundbreaking pediatric urology research to help children with a number of urologic conditions.
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Clinical Care

This division takes on more clinical care procedures than any other pediatric urology division in the country.
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Fellowship

The Pediatric Urology Fellowship program provides subspecialty training in the clinical care of children with urologic disease.
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7 Full-time teaching faculty
4 Nurse practitioners
17 Clinics in Indiana

Pediatric Urology Faculty Experts

Rosalia Misseri, MD

Robert A. Garrett Professor of Pediatric Urologic Research

Richard C. Rink, MD

Robert A. Garrett Professor Emeritus of Pediatric Urologic Research

Joshua Roth, MD

Assistant Professor of Urology