About Me
I am a board-certified and fellowship-trained reconstructive urologist, fortunate to have been recognized as a significant contributor within this field. I serve as Director for our the Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons (GURS) fellowship, and our graduates have thrived in academic and community practices, with many of them holding leadership positions. Surgically, I maintain one of the highest volume prosthetic urology practices in the country, and offer management of urethral strictures, Peyronie’s disease, male stress incontinence, buried penis, and male infertility.
As Professor and Vice Chair of Urology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, I take great pride in teaching physicians in matters of surgical excellence and effective communication. At a national level, I direct a course advising providers of all kinds on how to avoid burnout and improve clinical efficiency. I’ve made significant contributions to the medical literature, served as President of the North Carolina Urological Association, and I’m a graduate and former winner of the American Urological Association Leadership Program.
Current Clinical Trials
A study of the artificial urinary sphincter (AMS800) for treatment of urinary incontinence in men