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Fellowships
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Higher Surgical Training Programme and Sub-Specialty Specific Fellowships
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The Department is proud to train two Specialist Registrars in Urology who are part of the National Training Scheme via the Intercollegiate Surgical Board. These trainees will be future Consultants in Urology.
Link to Joint Committee of Surgical Training:
https://www.jcst.org/committees/specialty-advisory-committees-sacs/urology-commitee-members/
Individualised and specialised Training to suit the specific needs at all strata of medical care.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
In Health Care
Read More - https://becominghuman.ai/the-role-of-ai-in-healthcare-technology-6c33a6eee18c
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This is a Joint Fellowship Programme with collaboration between Sashi Kommu (Urological Surgeon), Neelan Das (Interventional Radiologist) & Stuart Gibson (Senior Researcher at University of Kent).
Part of the Innovation Initiative of the Trust.
Stone Fellowship
Stone Team
High volume Stone Unit with a Dedicated Stone Multidisciplinary Meeting every
Wednesdays 14:00 -17:00Hrs.
The Unit also has a Research Nurse. The Stone Unit is closely working with the Innovation Hub to develop Patient Engagement Tools and Robotic PCNL Puncture.
The Unit Has 4 Stone Surgeons.
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Simulation Fellowship
SIMULATION FELLOWSHIP
12 Months
Delighted to be initiaiting my Fellowship at East Kent Hospitals.
Dr Rasha Gendy (Australia)
Current Robotic Fellow
2020 - 2021
High volume dedicated training with focus on patient care and achieving best surgical outcomes. Great team. Would highly recommend this Fellowship.
Dr Edward Latif (Australia)
Feb 2019 - Feb 2020
The Fellowship offered me high volume exposure to high volume surgeons. It's structured and offers incredible opportunies for research and innovation.
Dr Matthew Stanowski (Australia)
Feb 2018 - Feb 2019
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The Robotic Fellowship at East Kent Urology prepared me optimally for independent practice. The team is dedicated at every level towards achieving the best results for its patients.