Dr. Ron Golan

Dr. Ron Golan
Dr. Golan completed his fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center (NYC) in endourology and minimally-invasive surgery, focusing on complex kidney stone disease, robotic and endoscopic surgery of kidney cancers, and minimally-invasive surgeries of the bladder, prostate, and kidneys. His surgical internship and urologic residency were completed at Weill Cornell Medical Center – New York Presbyterian, a renowned academic medical center in the heart of New York City, along with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. This high-volume training, under the guidance of numerous experts in the field, prepared Dr. Golan to treat nearly all aspects of surgical and medical urology. Dr. Golan is co-author of “Operative Dictations in Urologic Surgery”, a leading surgical textbook for urologists and trainees providing detailed descriptions on more than 120 urological surgical procedures. He has published over 20 peer-reviewed research articles in leading journals, and has given numerous presentations at national and international conferences.

Languages Spoken:

English, Spanish

Medical School:

University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

Residency:

Weill Cornell Medical Center - New York Presbyterian

Fellowship:

Columbia University Medical Center

Locations

Sansum Clinic Santa Barbara, California

4151 Foothill RdSanta Barbara, California, 93110United States
805-681-7564 | Visit Website

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