Have you put any thought into where you would like to focus your research efforts as a urology resident?

Before your urology residency interview, consider the types of research you'd like to pursue as a resident. While your research path can take many directions, your interviewers want to hear that you are interested in poster presentations, abstract submissions, and publishing during your training as a resident in their program.

"One of the primary reasons I'm interested in your program is your strong commitment to providing research opportunities and mentorship to your urology residents. I'm interested in pursuing translational research and clinical trials in bladder cancer and kidney stones. I love to hear that your past residents have gone on to very successful academic careers in publishing and as clinician investigators."