Urologist

Qualifications & Requirements

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) from an institution recognized by KMPDC.
  
• MMed in General Surgery (or Urology where applicable) from an institution recognized by KMPDC.
  
• Fellowship/sub-specialty training in Urology recognized by KMPDC.
  
• Registration with the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC).
  
• Recognition as a specialist/sub-specialist by KMPDC.
  
• Retention in the KMPDC register.
  
• Valid Practice License from KMPDC.
  
• Valid Indemnity Cover.
  
• Proficiency in computer applications.
  
• Compliance with Chapter Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010
  

• Diagnose and manage urological conditions using clinical evaluation, imaging, and endoscopic diagnostics.
  
• Perform urological procedures within credentialed scope (e.g., TURP, endourology, stone surgery, oncology, reconstruction).
  
• Coordinate peri-operative care and collaborate with nephrology, oncology, radiology, and anaesthesia.
  
• Provide inpatient/outpatient services and on-call support for urological emergencies.
  
• Implement protocols for infection prevention, stent tracking, and peri-operative safety.
  
• Participate in MDT tumour boards and case conferences.
  
• Teach and mentor trainees and contribute to service development.
  
• Engage in audits, registries, and research in urology.