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Research Rotation Requirements Throughout training, urologic residents participate actively in clinical research and spend dedicated time in our basic science labs during their research year. Structure: During the second year of urologic training, residents perform dedicated basic science research for a 6-month period. Near the conclusion of the first year of training a project is identified and residents at this level are assigned to a research mentor, Dr. Ratz, specializing in detrusor smooth muscle physiology, Dr. Bowlin, specializing in urologic tissue engineering, or Dr. Klausner specializing in neuro-urology.
Requirements: Residents are required to submit two abstracts per year and to complete one or more manuscripts for publication during residency training.
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For residents with unique research interests or experience, arrangements can be made to conduct research in an alternate laboratory.
