November 2025

11 Are you Ready to Run an Advanced Prostate Cancer Trial at your Academic, Independent, or Community Practice Site? (2025) This 1-hour webinar will conduct a deep dive into the fundamental principles essential to prepare to conduct clinical trial research across the complete spectrum of practice types, as experienced by leading clinical trialists in urology. This webinar will review foundational topics including site infrastructure and support and the role of the Principal Investigator in advanced prostate cancer clinical trials. Further considerations such as trial type (single vs. multi-site, interventional vs. observational, therapeutic vs. non-therapeutic) will be explored. Additional conversation will surround important regulatory and ethical considerations surrounding initiating clinical trial research at your program, as well as the benefits and challenges associated with different funding sources. Finally, this webinar will detail the critical roles on the clinical trial team needed to initiate successful advanced prostate cancer clinical trial research at academic, independent, and community practice sites. Virtual View Course

November 2025

15 2025 In-Service Examination/Oncology Knowledge Assessment Test The ISE and OKAT are computerized, multiple-choice examinations sponsored by the AUA to assist program directors, faculty, fellows and residents in evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the education of their training program, as well as the performance and progress of individuals. Registration for the exams will begin in September. Urology Program Site View Course

November 2025

18 Selecting and Setting Up your Advanced Prostate Cancer Trial With the wide array of actively enrolling and forthcoming clinical trials for the treatment of advanced prostate cancer available to providers and patients, urologists newly or recently embarking on clinical trial research must be equipped with the skills to optimally select appropriate trials for implementation. This webinar explores the critical questions that determine what makes a trial ideal, or suboptimal, for urology program and patient populations they serve. Elements such as trial feasibility assessment, budgeting and negotiating, industry partnership, review board navigation, financial management, and protocol fundamentals will be discussed in this virtual educational activity, essential to all urologists considering enhancing their clinical practice with clinical trial research engagement. Virtual View Course

December 2025

3 AUA CodingPlus Part Four (2025) With a focus on the most current issues and challenges facing urology practices in the realm of coding, billing and reimbursement, this four-part educational series empowers practices to thrive amidst the evolving healthcare landscape. AUA CodingPlus (2025) includes access to all four live virtual courses scheduled for March 26, June 25, September 24, and December 3, 2025. On-demand course recordings are included in the registration fee but are non-CME and non-CEU. Register today! Live Virtual View Course

December 2025

9 Running and Succeeding in your Advanced Prostate Cancer Trial Several important elements are critical to successful clinical trial research conduction in advanced prostate cancer, for both new trial investigation sites and well-established programs. This webinar explores fundamental to advanced concepts that leading urologist-investigators attribute to clinical trial research success—and failure. Cornerstone concepts and best-practice strategies in patient recruitment and retention, protocol adherence and oversight, and data integrity and audit readiness will be discussed in-depth. Advanced concepts and high-stakes conversations pertinent to experienced clinical trialists such as site desirability for funders and industry partners, publication expectations, and identification of gaps in existing and opportunities for future trials will also be introduced by some of the most impactful and productive clinical trial researchers in the field of urology. Virtual View Course

January 2026

24-25 AUA Oral Board Review Course Save the Date! Registration Opening in September! The purpose of the AUA Oral Board Review Course is to prepare attendees for the American Board of Urology (ABU) Certifying Examination (Part II). The course will provide attendees with practical preparation skills for taking the urology oral board exam and valuable realistic practice with the exam format. This is a highly interactive course that simulates the oral board exam given by the American Board of Urology. Attendees participate in two 75-minute mock oral exams, an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) session in a small group learning format, an interactive case analysis with expert examiners and an “Ask the Experts” panel discussions with Faculty who offer tips & tricks for preparing for and successfully completing the oral examination. In addition to experiencing mock oral exams that are designed to reproduce the format and feel of the American Board of Urology exam, attendees will also receive immediate, individualize, and detailed feedback and guidance from expert oral examiners. They will also have the opportunity to refine their thought process, communication skills, decision-making ability, and approach to oral exam and OSCE question types. Live Virtual

June 2026

6-8 Annual Review Course Save the Date! St. Louis, MO View Course