2 years ago
UNC Department of Urology Celebrates Recognition for Equitable Healthcare Access
We are proud to amplify that UNC Hospitals has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the “Best Regional Hospitals for Equitable Access.”
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2 years ago
Dr. Angela Smith Selected for Prestigious Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine Program
UNC Urology proudly announces Dr. Angela Smith, MD, MS, as a 2024-2025 fellow for the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) Program at Drexel University College of Medicine. This prestigious program empowers senior women leaders with strategic and personal effectiveness to excel in academic medicine.
2 years ago
Dr. Kristy Borawski Completes Leading Transformation in Academic Medicine (LTAM) Program
Congratulations Dr. Kristy Borawski for successfully completing the UNC School of Medicine’s Leading Transformation in Academic Medicine (LTAM) Program as part of the inaugural cohort.
2 years ago
Medical Student Avani Desai’s Publications Address Financial Issues in Healthcare Delivery
Avani Desai, UNC School of Medicine (Class of 2026) has recently featured in several published articles, including alongside UNC Urology's Dr. Angela Smith on the impact of financial toxicity on patient recovery and well-being.
2 years ago
UNC Department of Urology Shines at the AOE’s Alan W. Cross Evening of Scholarship
Three UNC Urology members were highlighted at the recent Alan W. Cross Evening of Scholarship. Congratulations Drs. Minh Pham, Brooke Spratte, and Wesley Pate for their achievements and contributions. Their recognition reflects the department’s ongoing commitment to fostering a culture of excellence in teaching, and academic leadership.
2 years ago
Dr. Arora is Interviewed by UroToday on Advancing Urology Priorities Through the AMA House of Delegates
In an interview with UroToday, Dr. Hans Arora discussed his extensive involvement in organized medicine through the AMA and the AUA.
2 years ago
Nielsen Selected for National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Scholars in Diagnostic Excellence Program
Dr. Matthew Nielsen has been selected for the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Scholars in Diagnostic Excellence Program. The program, funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation in collaboration with the Council of Medical Specialty Societies, seeks to cultivate a cadre of leaders equipped to drive implementation of effective diagnostic strategies.
2 years ago
Understanding Cancer Stages and Tumor Grades: Insights from Dr. Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan
According to Dr. Tan, understanding cancer stages and tumor grades is crucial, but it's essential to grasp the nuances of what these classifications mean for each individual patient.
2 years ago
Dr. Bradley Figler Promoted to Clinical Professor of Urology
UNC Urology is proud to announce the well-deserved promotion of Dr. Brad Figler to Clinical Professor, effective April 1, 2024. Dr. Figler has made exceptional contributions and commitments to patient care, education, and scholarly pursuits – embodying the values of our department.
2 years ago
Perioperative Strategies for Radical Cystectomy Patients: Insights from Dr. Angela Smith | BackTable Podcast
Dr. Angela Smith was featured on the BackTable Urology Podcast for a two-part discussion focusing on the perioperative strategies for radical cystectomy patients.
2 years ago
Chan Awarded UNC Center for Health Innovation 2024 Innovation Pilot Award
Dr. Katherine Chan, MD, MPH has been announced as a recipient of a 2024 Innovation Pilot Awards. Dr. Chan’s project, “A pilot feasibility study of a small group professional coaching intervention to decrease burnout and improve well-being among UNC Health physicians,” was selected alongside 4 other projects by the UNC Center for Health Innovation.
2 years ago
How to Foster a Growth Mindset in Medicine: Insights from Dr. Angela Smith | BackTable Podcast Ep. 71
Dr. Angela Smith was featured on an episode of BackTable Urology Podcast and defined the concept of a growth mindset and emphasizes the importance of expecting failures, seeking help, and being open about vulnerabilities.