Dr. Ross Simon

Dr. Ross Simon
Dr. Ross Simon is a Florida native who performed his medical training and residency at University of South Florida here in Tampa. He did his undergraduate education at the University of Florida and holds a Master in Human Genetics from Tulane University. In addition to authoring many journal articles in both the Journal of Urology and Journal of European Urology he undertook a year-long research fellowship dedicated to prostate cancer at the prestigious Duke University. Dr. Simon focuses on all areas of Urology such as stone disease, minimally invasive robotic surgery, and male sexual health. He is also fluent in Spanish and welcomes all of Tampa’s Hispanic population.

Languages Spoken:

English and Spanish

Medical School:

University of South Florida College of Medicine – Doctor of Medicine

Residency:

University of South Florida College of Medicine – Urology

Undergraduate:

University of Florida – Bachelor of Science in Biology

Locations

Florida Urology Partners Wesley Chapel, FL

3743 Maryweather LaneWesley Chapel, Florida, 33544United States
813-607-4655 | Visit Website

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