Dr. Andrew Harbin

Dr. Harbin practices all aspects of general urology and has a special interest in robotic urologic surgery, kidney cancer, prostate cancer, benign prostate disease, and kidney stones. He joined Chesapeake Urology in 2017 following two years with Frederick Urology Specialists, Frederick, MD. He completed a fellowship in Robotic Urologic Surgery at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia in 2015. During his fellowship in Philadelphia, he focused on complex robotic surgery including kidney, prostate and bladder cancer, as well as robotic reconstructive surgery. He published several articles and gave presentations on the newest minimally invasive surgical techniques. While obtaining his medical education, Dr. Harbin worked on a number of research grants. He helped set up a student-doctor observation program, a suture clinic, fundraisers, and lectures for pre-clinical students interested in surgery. Dr. Harbin also took the opportunity to expand his medical experience overseas. During medical school, he studied for a month in India, while, as a resident, he took part in a Medical Mission trip to perform hydrocelectomies and hernia repairs in Haiti. Dr. Harbin received both the Researcher and Resident of the Year awards at Georgetown University Hospital in 2014. He is a peer reviewer for the Urologic Oncology Journal.