Mass General Brigham-Massachusetts General Hospital-Harvard Medical School Program

Program Identity & Fit

This is the Harvard/Mass General Brigham urology residency, anchored at Massachusetts General Hospital, a quaternary academic medical center and the founding, largest teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School with the largest hospital-based research enterprise in the country. The training environment centers on complex, tertiary/quaternary urologic pathology drawn from New England and beyond, embedded within a top-ranked academic system with deep subspecialty depth in oncology, transplant, and reconstructive care. Given MGH's institutional identity as a discovery-driven academic center with over 15,600 system researchers, the program's culture presumes substantive resident engagement with investigation alongside clinical training, oriented toward producing future academic urologic leaders and subspecialists rather than general community urologists. The Harvard affiliation and MGH's scale signal a program that values residents capable of operating in a high-acuity, research-saturated academic ecosystem and pursuing fellowship subspecialization.