Jill Buckley, MD, Visits Stanford as the 28th Dorothy Fenmore Visiting Professor

Jill Buckley, MD, a distinguished urologic reconstructive surgeon and Professor of Urology at UC San Diego, visited Stanford as the 28th Dorothy Fenmore Visiting Professor in Urology on January 30–31, 2025.

The Maxwell J. and Dorothy Fenmore Lectureship on Cancer Research, established in 1988 by the Fenmore family, annually invites leading experts in academic urology and cancer research to share their knowledge with the Stanford community. This year, across two days of surgical innovation and academic mentorship, Dr. Buckley engaged with faculty and trainees through multiple sessions, delivering insightful presentations and fostering  meaningful discussions.

Dr. Buckley’s visit officially began on Thursday, January 30, 2025, with a Special Grand Rounds Seminar and a dinner discussion, where she presented “Robotic Ureteral Reconstruction: Tissue Transfer Techniques.” The following day, Friday, January 31, 2025, she participated in resident research presentations, and provided mentorship and feedback on innovative projects led by Stanford trainees. She then met individually with Drs. Jay Shah, Ekene Enemchukwu, Ben Chung, and Joseph Liao to discuss shared research interests and clinical advancements. Her visit concluded with the 28th Dorothy Fenmore Visiting Professorship Lecture, where she presented “Endoscopic and Robotic Management: Bladder Neck Contracture & Vesicourethral Anastomosis Stenosis.”