Andrology and urology specialist

Education and specialization:

Bachelor's degree in medicine followed by a training program in andrology and urology, preferably a recognized certificate in this field.
Experience:

Previous experience providing medical care for men, urinary tract problems and masculinity-related diseases.
Working in a hospital or clinic specializing in andrology and urology may be part of the required experience.
Medical skills:

Conduct proper diagnosis and effective treatment of urinary tract problems and male diseases.
In-depth knowledge of surgical procedures if required, such as surgeries in the pelvic area or urinary tract.
Personal skills:

Good communication skills and the ability to deal with patients with kindness and understanding.
Ability to work within a medical team and direct appropriate treatment plans.