Trauma & Genitourinary Reconstruction Fellowship

Overview

One-to-one mentored rotations in urethral, ureteral, fistula, incontinence, trauma and cancer-survivorship reconstruction.

The programme

Focus

Reconstructive Urology

Training type

Hands-on

Duration

1 year

Start

Academic year begins 8 July

Positions

1 fellow per year

Accreditation

GURS participating fellowship programme

Department

Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Expected completion of a urology residency; eligible for a Minnesota medical licence

International applicants

Accepted: graduates of WDMS-listed international schools who are ECFMG-certified, meet visa sponsorship requirements and have at least one year of accredited US/Canadian residency or fellowship (for Minnesota licence)

Visa support

Institution GME immigration page: ECFMG sponsors J-1 for clinical residents/fellows; Mayo Clinic may also sponsor H-1B if all eligibility requirements are met

Licence requirement

Must be eligible for a Minnesota medical licence

How to apply

Deadline

Applications accepted November through March; interviews early spring

Application method

AUA GURS Fellowship Match registration plus GURS fellowship application (CV, personal statement, 3 letters, ECFMG certificate if applicable)

Funding

Funding

Mayo Clinic GME stipend (effective 11 March 2026): $75,105 (Graduate Level 1) to $106,096 (Level 10); 20 working days vacation, paid parental leave, short-term disability, dental assistance plan

Official sources