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https://urology.wisc.edu/about-us-overview/ Dr. Stephen Nakada has international expertise in urolithiasis and minimally invasive urology.

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The tradition of academic urology at the University of Wisconsin focused on the neurogenic bladder and inflammatory bladder diseases. Dr. Kenneth Cummings was a urologic oncologist, and Dr. David Uehling was a clinical pediatric urologist with an extensive academic interest in urinary tract infections. During Dr. Nakada's tenure as Chairman, Urology became the 16th Department at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in 2008. Department

Today, the Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin is a leading academic program offering comprehensive multidisciplinary urologic care in conjunction with innovative research, teaching, and learning opportunities. A recent international study identified the Department of Urology as one of the top 20 leading academic programs.* The Department is rated regularly as a top program in adult and pediatric urology by US News and World Report. In addition, our fellowship trained faculty are represented in Best Doctors® in America, Castle Connolly Top Doctors, and Madison Magazine Top Doctors. People

Today, the Department of Urology boasts 24 faculty, 11 mid-level providers, and 3 Ph.D.'s with a total staff of more than 100 individuals. The department has a fully accredited Residency Program, an Endourology Society-approved fellowship, SUO approved fellowship, combined FPMRS fellowship and sub-specialists in all domains of clinical and academic urology. The Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin is an active family, so please like us on Facebook to keep in touch with all that is ongoing!

09/06/2025

June is Men’s Health Month! Urologic health plays a major role in overall well-being, from prostate care to kidney health. Learn more about how small steps can lead to big improvements: https://urology.wisc.edu/blog/2025/06/09/june-is-mens-health-month/

06/05/2025

Happy National Nurses Week! We’re deeply thankful for our incredible nurse practitioners and the exceptional inpatient and outpatient nurses who provide compassionate, expert care to our urology patients every day.

01/05/2025

Last weekend, our Department Chair and 2024-2025 AUA President, Dr. Stephen Nakada, presided over the four-day American Urological Association Annual Meeting – the largest gathering of urologists worldwide.

A phenomenal conference, the event saw outstanding representation from our department. We couldn't be prouder of Dr. Nakada for his inspiring leadership and our stellar UW Urology team. Way to go, everyone!

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28/03/2025

This Sunday is National Doctors' Day. We are incredibly proud of our talented and dedicated faculty-physicians whose work improves and saves lives every day.

If you'd like to give a shoutout to a member of our team, go here: https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/fOLzsZpD

07/03/2025

March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month! Early detection can make all the difference. This month, let's help raise awareness. Know the signs:

➡️Blood in urine
➡️Persistent pain in the side or lower back
➡️Fatigue or unexplained weight loss

It's crucial to prioritize your health and speak to your healthcare provider if you're experiencing any concerning symptoms. Together, we can raise awareness and support those battling kidney cancer.

28/02/2025

Happy Thank a Resident and Fellow Day! Today, we honor our incredible urology residents and fellows for their unwavering commitment, hard work, and expertise. Your dedication to advancing patient care and pushing the boundaries of urologic medicine does not go unnoticed. Thank you for all you do!

04/02/2025

We are proud to have so many outstanding female physicians at UW Urology whose deep commitment to providing exceptional care inspires us daily.

Join us in wishing each of these incredible physicians a belated Happy National Women Physicians Day!

03/02/2025

We are thrilled to announce the names of our four outstanding 2025 Urology Residency matches!

25/11/2024

Our WInnovations podcast season two finale just dropped! Dr. Scott Johnson, a urologic oncologist at the Department of Urology at Medical College of Wisconsin, and our own Dr. Kyle Richards, a urologic oncologist at UW Urology, join guest co-hosts and fourth-year residents Dr. Emily Davidson and Dr. Emily Polley to explore strategies for building a practice after completing a urology residency.

Dr. Scott Johnson, associate professor and chief of urologic oncology in the Department of Urology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, and Dr. Kyle Richards, associate professor in the Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, are guests for our seas...

20/11/2024

A reminder: November is Bladder Health Awareness Month. Take a few moments to learn more as UW Urogynecologist Frank Lin, MD, highlights some common bladder conditions and their significant impacts.

By Frank Lin, MD Did you know that November is Bladder Health Awareness Month? The American Urological Association (AUA), the Urology Care Foundation, and the Bladder Health Alliance established November as National Bladder Health Month …

23/09/2024

It's National Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Week! This week, we celebrate our outstanding, skilled, and dedicated APPs for the exceptional care they provide our patients every day!

You can show your appreciation for an APP at UW Health who made a difference by completing this form: https://uwhealth.formstack.com/forms/app_appreciation_weekI

13/09/2024

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Take a few moments to learn more about this highly prevalent disease, its impact on the lives of the many men affected by it – and exciting advancements that will improve the lives of prostate cancer patients. https://urology.wisc.edu/blog/2024/09/13/shining-a-light-on-prostate-cancer/

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History The Urology program at the University of Wisconsin started in the 1920s under the direction of Dr. Ira Sisk. Dr. Sisk was an expert in the function of the human bladder, and he was involved in cystoscopic instrumentation and technology. Since Dr. Sisk's tenure, there have been five Chairman of Urology; Dr. John Wear, Sr., Dr. John Wear, Jr., Dr. Kenneth Cummings, Dr. David Uehling, and Dr. Stephen Nakada. Tradition The tradition of academic urology at the University of Wisconsin focused on the neurogenic bladder and inflammatory bladder diseases. Dr. Kenneth Cummings was a urologic oncologist, and Dr. David Uehling was a clinical pediatric urologist with an extensive academic interest in urinary tract infections. Dr. Stephen Nakada has international expertise in urolithiasis and minimally invasive urology. During Dr. Nakada's tenure as Chairman, Urology became the 16th Department at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in 2008. Department Today, the Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin is a leading academic program offering comprehensive multidisciplinary urologic care in conjunction with innovative research, teaching, and learning opportunities. The Department is rated regularly as a top program by US News and World Report. In addition, our fellowship trained faculty are represented in Best Doctors® in America, Castle Connolly Top Doctors, and Madison Magazine Top Doctors. People Today, the Department of Urology boasts 22 faculty, 12 advanced practice providers, and a total staff of more than 60 individuals. The Department has a fully accredited Residency Program, an Endourology Society-approved fellowship, a Society of Urologic Oncology-approved fellowship, and sub-specialists in all domains of clinical and academic urology. The Department of Urology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health is an active family, so please like us on Facebook to keep in touch with all that is ongoing!