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A Urology Intern Boot Camp is needed to prepare new residents, with high interest from both residents and program directors. The preferred format combines didactics and hands-on skills, delivered in a hybrid model.

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  • Medical Education
  • Surgical Training
  • Urology Residency

Background:

  • Medical student preparation for urology residency is inconsistent, impacting intern performance and confidence.
  • A need exists for structured curricula to bridge the gap between medical school and urology residency.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the demand for a Urology Intern Boot Camp.
  • To determine optimal content, format, and delivery for such a program.

Main Methods:

  • A survey was distributed to urology residents and program directors/chairs.
  • The survey evaluated the utility of a Urology Intern Boot Camp, referencing existing models.

Main Results:

  • Only 9% of urology programs currently offer an intern boot camp.
  • 92% of residents expressed high interest in participating.
  • Significant programmatic support was indicated, with 72% of program directors willing to grant time off and 51% open to financial support.

Conclusions:

  • There is substantial interest in a Urology Intern Boot Camp from both residents and program leadership.
  • A preferred format includes a blend of didactic and hands-on training.
  • A hybrid delivery model (virtual and in-person) across multiple sites is favored.