As a urologist, I see my profession not merely as a medical specialty, but as a calling that combines science, precision, and compassion. My journey in medicine has been both challenging and inspiring, shaped by years of dedicated study, clinical work, and a deep commitment to safeguarding the health and dignity of my patients.
I began my medical education at the N.I. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, graduating in 2021 with a degree in General Medicine. By my third year, I knew I would have to choose a specialty. For two years, I served night and day shifts in general surgery, then in purulent surgery and gynecology. In my fourth year, I joined the Student Scientific Society in Urology, eventually becoming its head, and began working night shifts alongside my mentor. This was where my passion for urology truly took root.
Even then, I understood that urology is one of the most comprehensive specialties in medicine — encompassing oncological diseases, reproductive health, surgery, infectious diseases, ultrasound diagnostics, sexual dysfunction, rehabilitation, neurourology, and much more. My university years tested my resilience and determination, with countless hours in operating theaters, hospitals, and academic departments teaching me how to connect theory with real-world clinical practice.
Pursuing my interest further, I completed a residency in Urology and Andrology (2023), advanced professional retraining in Oncology and Ultrasound Diagnostics (2024), and began my PhD studies in Urology that same year, deepening my expertise in surgical and diagnostic approaches to complex urological diseases.
Throughout my professional growth, I have co-authored numerous abstracts and publications with colleagues. I continue to pursue academic work, publishing research and presenting at European, American, and international congresses of professional societies.
I firmly adhere to the principles of evidence-based medicine, ensuring that every examination and treatment is fully justified, clearly explained, and in accordance with the latest international guidelines.