Dr. Mark Pe

Dr. Mark Pe
A native Southern Californian, Dr. Pe earned his bachelor's degree in microbiology and molecular genetics and master's degree in physiological science at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1999. He received his medical degree at Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Philadelphia in 2004. After medical school, Dr. Pe completed his residency in general surgery and urology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia in 2010. During his residency, he trained under Dr. Demetrius Bagley, a pioneer and a leading authority of endourology and kidney stone disease. Dr. Pe is a member of many professional organizations such as the American Urologic Association and the San Diego Urologic Society. He has also authored numerous abstracts, peer-reviewed publications, and book chapters, and has presented his findings at both national and international medical conferences. Dr. Pe is an advocate of minimally invasive treatment for both benign and malignant urologic diseases. He has trained on the da Vinci surgical robot and is part of the Scripps Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery team. Dr. Pe has a particular interest in endoscopic treatments of the prostate for BPH and stone disease. He has taught courses for physician colleagues regarding treatment for BPH and stones, and has established centers of excellence for various BPH treatments. He maintains one of the busiest practices in San Diego County and serves as a referral source for more complicated cases.
Medical School:

Sidney Kimmel Medical College

Residency:

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Locations

Genesis Healthcare Partners San Diego, California

4060 Fourth AveSan Diego, California, 92103United States
619-297-4707 |

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