Dr. Curtis Paul Ross, DO

I am starting as a private practice Urologist in San Francisco, CA at the following locations: St. Francis Memorial Hospital, St. Mary's Medical Center, California Pacific Medical Center, and my office location at 909 Hyde St. #222, San Francisco, CA 94109. I am a general Urologist with an emphasis on Minimally Invasive and Robotic Urologic Surgery. From July 2014 to June 2015 I trained as a fellow and Junior Attending in San Antonio, TX with the group Urology San Antonio. My training emphasis was in the following areas of minimally invasive urologic surgery: Robotic and laparoscopic kidney, adrenal, bladder and prostate surgery. While Urology San Antonio possesses many accomplished minimally invasive urologic surgeons, the practice also has fellowship-trained urologists in nearly every subspecialty niche of urology including female, reconstruction, infertility, oncology (open and minimally invasive), sexual medicine and prosthetics, and kidney stones. I treated my own patients in a weekly clinic and will be took attending call as well. This fellowship offered me the opportunity to hone my surgical skills and manage disease processes in a wide variety of urologic disciplines with the prospect of becoming an expert in laparoscopic and robotic urologic surgery. I successfully completed my residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA (July 2009 to July 2014). My program was based in the inner city of Philadelphia, PA and the diversity of my patient population has prepared me to manage a broad variety of urologic diseases. While boasting fellowship-trained urologists in laparoscopic and robotic surgery, as well genitourinary trauma and reconstruction, the skills I obtained in these subspecialties will greatly influence my general urology practice. After spending several months at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, I was able to work with some of the world's top urologic oncologists and pediatric urologists and learn from their research and experience. My training has endowed me excellent clinical management skills of a wide array of urologic pathologic processes including interstitial cystitis, infection, oncology, stone disease, voiding dysfunction and urodynamics, erectile dysfunction, andrology and reproductive health, and renal transplantation. I have also received excellent surgical training in the following urologic genres: minimally invasive techniques including robotic and laparoscopic surgery, female urology, trauma and reconstruction, urethral reconstruction, erectile dysfunction and prosthetics, and extensive endoscopic management of cancer, BPH, strictures, and stone disease. In all of these experiences, my colleagues and instructors have found me to be technically skilled, conscientious, knowledgeable and reliable in my approach to practicing urology. I completed my medical school training at Midwestern University (Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine) in Chicago, IL in May 2009.