Fellowship Programs
Explore the informative list of Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (URPS) fellowship training programs. This page is designed to help applicants navigate fellowship options, providing essential details for each program.
Incorporation of Standardized Letters of Evaluation (SLOE)
Starting with the 2026 interview season, each applicant will be required to submit a total of three
Letters of Recommendation. Two of the letters will be templated Standardized Letters of Evaluation (SLOE):
- One SLOE from a Urogynecologist
- One SLOE from the current Residency Program Director. If an applicant completed residency 2 or more years ago, this SLOE should be completed by their current Chair or Division Head.
Each SLOE template focuses on different applicant qualities and strengths. These SLOEs will provide valuable insights into the applicants’ qualifications and readiness for the fellowship program. Note that the third letter can be in any format.
To assist program directors with the new SLOE requirements, we will be posting a SLOE PD Toolkit on the AUGS website once the templates are finalized. This toolkit will provide guidance and resources to help you navigate the new evaluation process.
Access Detailed Fellowship Data
For more in-depth information, access the 2025 North American URPS Fellowship Training Program Information document in the AUGS eLearning. You must be an AUGS Member to access. Resident memberships are complimentary.
The purpose of this data collection is to provide standardized basic fellowship data for URPS applicants and to enable AUGS to continue supporting fellowship training programs. A total of 58 fellowship programs responded to the form for the 2024-2025 application cycle. AUGS extends its gratitude to all respondents for their participation.
Interview Dates
Residents applying to Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery Fellowship Programs may utilize this calendar to stay organized and informed about upcoming interview dates from fellowship programs. AUGS is not responsible for the content or accuracy of these postings.
Match Process
Residents applying to fellowship programs can view Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) information and tthe match date timeline.
Fellowship Showcase
This annual social media event helps fellowship programs connect with residents and to help residents learn about programs through a standardized platform.
Fellows Hands on Course
Subspecialty Certification
This page provides important information on what to do when you pass the Board Exam.
SAFE Exam
The AUGS Self-Assessment Fellows Exam (SAFE) is a web-based, multiple choice exam designed to test objectives found in the Guide to Learning for Urogynecology.
