The fellow will engage in research focused on specific aspects of sexual medicine, producing reports that outline research aims and findings. Additionally, they will take part in educational initiatives and serve as an attending physician within the university’s healthcare system. Eligible candidates must have completed a residency in Urology and possess either an M.D. or D.O. degree. Furthermore, applicants should have a current medical license or be eligible for a full Florida medical license and comply with the university’s requirements for Clinical Fellow appointments.
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