Dr. Hung Nguyen

Dr. Hung Nguyen
Dr. Hung Nguyen is board certified by the American Board of Urology. He grew up in Southern California and attended college at the University of California, Los Angeles. After graduating with a degree in Psychobiology, he went on to complete his medical degree at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. He returned home to California for his residency training at the prestigious USC Institute of Urology, where he trained with internationally recognized leaders in the field. During his surgical training, he treated and operated on high volumes of complex cases ranging from kidney stones to advanced urologic cancers. He joined Genesis Urology to provide individualized urologic care to patients of northern county San Diego. Dr. Nguyen specializes in minimally invasive surgery and robotic surgery for treatment of benign and malignant urologic disease. In addition, he has expertise in stone disease, male sexual dysfunction, and female urology. Dr. Nguyen is an avid traveler and has ventured throughout Europe, Central America, and Asia. When he isn’t globetrotting, he stays active by hiking, golfing, and playing with his French Bulldogs, Gary and Peanut. He also dabbles in the culinary arts and loves to cook and barbecue. If you have a good recipe, he would love to try it out.
Medical School:

Virginia Commonwealth University

Residency:

LAC+USC Medical Center

Undergraduate:

UCLA

Locations

Genesis Urology Encinitas, California

320 Santa Fe Drive Ste 108Encinitas, California, 92024United States
760-436-4558 | Visit Website

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