Male Sexual Health and Reproductive Medicine Fellowship

The Lenox Hill Department of Urology is now recruiting candidates to join our Male Sexual Health and Reproductive Medicine Fellowship, a one year fellowship designed to provide fellows with comprehensive postgraduate training in the disciplines of male sexual medicine, genitourinary prosthetics, male reproductive medicine and management of male hypogonadism. The fellowship will be led by J. Francois Eid, MD and Bob Berookhim, MD. The fellowship has a strong focus in penile prosthetics, with a broad surgical experience in the various surgical approaches to the procedure and one of the most robust surgical volumes nationwide in this field. Fellows will additionally gain proficiency in reproductive microsurgery, with experience in microsurgical varicocelectomy, vasectomy reversal and microdissection testicular sperm extraction, and urinary prosthetics, in addition to expertise in penile duplex ultrasound, intracavernosal injections, intralesional collagenase (Xiaflex) injections for Peyronies disease and office based sperm retrieval techniques.  By program completion, fellows will have the expertise needed to provide comprehensive subspecialty care for male sexual dysfunction and male fertility.  The fellow is expected to participate in the clinical research program, with 20% of the fellow’s time spent towards clinical research.  

Please submit your CV and note of interest to:

Bob Berookhim, MD, MBA
Director, Male Fertility and Microsurgery
Assistant Professor of Urology
Zucker School of Medicine
Lenox Hill Hospital

Bberookhim@northwell.edu