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University of Tennessee College of Medicine Program

Urology Analyst Verified · Sep 30, 2026

University of Tennessee College of Medicine Program

University of Tennessee College of Medicine Program is a residency program specializing in Urology, located in Memphis, Tennessee, directed by Christopher K. Ledbetter, MD and coordinated by Matthew Isaacs.. International Medical Graduates interested in this program may contact the program coordinator directly at misaacs4@uthsc.edu or (901) 448-1010. IMGPrep analysts have verified and compiled this program’s IMG acceptance rate, USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 score requirements, Visa Sponsorship Policy, graduation year cutoff, and ECFMG certificate requirements — available to IMGPrep subscribers.

Program Identity & Fit

UTHSC's urology residency is a university-based, safety-net-anchored program built around a rotating multi-site structure that spans the Memphis VA Medical Center, Regional One Health (level I trauma/safety-net), Methodist University Hospital, and Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, giving residents concentrated exposure to pediatric urology, trauma, and underserved adult populations rather than a single quaternary academic hub. The department explicitly states its mission is to prepare residents for fellowship, private practice, or academic careers equally, with research "encouraged" broadly and formally required only within its accompanying pediatric urology fellowship (minimum one QI project plus two hypothesis-driven projects). UTHSC's parent institution carries R1 research designation and partners with St. Jude and multiple regional systems, giving residents access to research infrastructure without the program itself signaling a research-first identity. The program values residents who can function across disparate clinical environments (VA, safety-net trauma center, children's hospital, private-model university hospital) and who are building broad surgical competency rather than a narrow subspecialty focus from day one.

Who it fits
An applicant with broad general surgery/urology exposure across safety-net, VA, and pediatric settings who wants flexible optionality toward fellowship, private practice, or academic urology rather than a research-heavy or single-track career narrative.
Research intensity
Moderate - encouraged and structurally supported through institutional resources and an affiliated pediatric fellowship, but not stated as a residency-wide requirement or central identity marker.
Career orientation
Mixed - Fellowship, Community Practice, Academic Medicine

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SCORE NOTES

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PROGRAM MISSION STATEMENT

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CURRENT RESIDENTS
Program Director
Name: Christopher K. Ledbetter, MD
Program Coordinator
Name: Matthew Isaacs Email: misaacs4@uthsc.edu Phone: (901) 448-1010 Address: 910 Madison Ave,Memphis
Program Website
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