We provide a wide range of procedures to help you if you have:

Urinary tract infections (UTIs):

• Urethritis - urethral infections
• Cystitis - bladder infections
• Pyelonephritis - kidney infections

Urinary tract blockages and retention:

• Tumors in your pelvis
• Stones - these can be in any part of your urinary tract and we treat with a high powered laser.
• Narrowing of your urethra (tube that carries urine away from your bladder)
• Trauma
• Benign prostatic hyperplasia of the prostate - enlarged prostate in men

We also look at how your bladder is working through a procedure called Urodynamic Studies.

We can help you with the following services:

• Cystoscopy - we examine your bladder and urethra using instruments that have an small camera. 
• Ureteroscopy - to examine and/or to treat stones in your ureter, the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder. We can also take a biopsy (small amount of tissue) to examine an area of concern in your ureter.
• Pyeloscopy - treats stones in your kidney.
• Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) - surgical procedure to remove large kidney stones.
• Transurethral resection of prostate (TURP) - this widens your urethra for better flow of urine.
• Transurethral resection of Bladder tumor (TURBT) - is a procedure to remove tumor in your bladder.
• Botox injection - to relax you bladder and relieve the feeling of needing to pass urine constantly.
• Inserting a suprapubic catheter (SPC) - inserting a tube through your abdomen into your bladder to drain urine. This is a long-term solution for non-functioning bladders.

Other surgeries we can do:

• Circumcision- removing the foreskin of the penis due tightening.
• Vasectomy - Male sterilization.
• Orchidectomy - removal of the testes due to cancer or injury.

Our team includes:

• Specialist doctors (called Urologists), and urology nurses who perform your procedure and assess, treat and manage your care.
• Anaesthetists and anaesthetic nurses will administer your anaesthesia.
• Administration staff will assist with all levels of administration enquiries before and after your procedure.

Our Urologists are:

We have the following clinics for those living in the community to come in and see a specialised doctor or nurse:

Urology Registrar Outpatient Clinic:

You will see a specialised urology doctor at this clinic. You need a referral from your GP to access this clinic. Our doctor will look at all referrals and schedule appointments based on the severity of the conditions.

This clinic runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Urology Continence Clinic

You will see a highly specialised clinical nurse specialist in this clinic. You need a referral from a Urologist (specialist doctor) to make an appointment. This clinic helps with:

• learning how to put your own catheter in
• bladder training
• pelvic floor exercises
• self-dilatation - inserting a tube in your urethra to stop it from narrowing
• percutaneous/ transdermal tibial nerve stimulation - helps with overactive bladder.
• Government funding including clinical support letters.
• continence advice - using pads and clamp and other aids and equipment.

This clinic runs Wednesdays to Fridays.

Nurses Urology Clinic

You will see specialised urology nurses who can help with:

• testing whether your urinary catheter can be removed
• inserting urinary catheters
• changing suprapubic catheters
• bladder scans and looking at flow of urine
• referrals to community nurses.

If you would like an appointment with our Registrar Outpatient Clinics:

You will need a referral letter from your local general practitioner (GP) or specialty doctor to use this service. Your doctor will need to submit this referral electronically via Healthlink using their GP practice software or via the MyHealthLink Portal. Your referral will include why you are being referred, your medical history and any relevant test results including imaging.

We will send you a letter with your appointment date and time. We will also send this letter to your doctor. If we cannot make an appointment for you, we will send you a letter telling you that you are on our waiting list for the next available appointment. 

If you provide your mobile number, you will receive a SMS reminder in the week before your appointment. 

If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please call our department on 02 9382 2090. Rescheduling may mean lengthy delays. 

If you need assistance before your next clinic appointment, see your GP or if it is an emergency, please attend your nearest hospital emergency department. 

If you are coming to our centre for a procedure:

Our hospital admissions office will contact you directly to offer you a date and time for your procedure.

If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please call our admissions office on  

02 9382 1455.

For our outpatient clinic, please bring:

• Medicare card/private health insurance details if you are privately insured.
• List of current medications.
• Any recent test results or scans.
• A support person.

For a procedure, please bring:

• Medicare card
• List of medications
• Recent test results, X-rays and scans

Please do not bring jewellery, valuables or large amounts of money. The hospital cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage of your property.

Remove nail polish and shellac.

If your procedure involves a General Anaesthetic or sedation, you need to arrange a responsible adult to take you home afterwards and stay with you overnight. The procedure cannot go ahead if there is not a responsible adult who can do this. On admission the nurses must get a mobile/phone number to contact that person, if not, we may have to reschedule to a time that is suitable for that person to collect you after your procedure.

Please let us know if you need an interpreter before your appointment date. You can contact us telephoning the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450. Tell the operator what language you speak and then ask the interpreter to set up a telephone conversation between you, an interpreter, and our service. 

We provide a wide range of procedures to help you if you have:

Urinary tract infections (UTIs):

• Urethritis - urethral infections
• Cystitis - bladder infections
• Pyelonephritis - kidney infections

Urinary tract blockages and retention:

• Tumors in your pelvis
• Stones - these can be in any part of your urinary tract and we treat with a high powered laser.
• Narrowing of your urethra (tube that carries urine away from your bladder)
• Trauma
• Benign prostatic hyperplasia of the prostate - enlarged prostate in men

We also look at how your bladder is working through a procedure called Urodynamic Studies.

We can help you with the following services:

• Cystoscopy - we examine your bladder and urethra using instruments that have an small camera. 
• Ureteroscopy - to examine and/or to treat stones in your ureter, the tube connecting the kidney to the bladder. We can also take a biopsy (small amount of tissue) to examine an area of concern in your ureter.
• Pyeloscopy - treats stones in your kidney.
• Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) - surgical procedure to remove large kidney stones.
• Transurethral resection of prostate (TURP) - this widens your urethra for better flow of urine.
• Transurethral resection of Bladder tumor (TURBT) - is a procedure to remove tumor in your bladder.
• Botox injection - to relax you bladder and relieve the feeling of needing to pass urine constantly.
• Inserting a suprapubic catheter (SPC) - inserting a tube through your abdomen into your bladder to drain urine. This is a long-term solution for non-functioning bladders.

Other surgeries we can do:

• Circumcision- removing the foreskin of the penis due tightening.
• Vasectomy - Male sterilization.
• Orchidectomy - removal of the testes due to cancer or injury.

Our team includes:

• Specialist doctors (called Urologists), and urology nurses who perform your procedure and assess, treat and manage your care.
• Anaesthetists and anaesthetic nurses will administer your anaesthesia.
• Administration staff will assist with all levels of administration enquiries before and after your procedure.

Our Urologists are:

We have the following clinics for those living in the community to come in and see a specialised doctor or nurse:

Urology Registrar Outpatient Clinic:

You will see a specialised urology doctor at this clinic. You need a referral from your GP to access this clinic. Our doctor will look at all referrals and schedule appointments based on the severity of the conditions.

This clinic runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Urology Continence Clinic

You will see a highly specialised clinical nurse specialist in this clinic. You need a referral from a Urologist (specialist doctor) to make an appointment. This clinic helps with:

• learning how to put your own catheter in
• bladder training
• pelvic floor exercises
• self-dilatation - inserting a tube in your urethra to stop it from narrowing
• percutaneous/ transdermal tibial nerve stimulation - helps with overactive bladder.
• Government funding including clinical support letters.
• continence advice - using pads and clamp and other aids and equipment.

This clinic runs Wednesdays to Fridays.

Nurses Urology Clinic

You will see specialised urology nurses who can help with:

• testing whether your urinary catheter can be removed
• inserting urinary catheters
• changing suprapubic catheters
• bladder scans and looking at flow of urine
• referrals to community nurses.

If you would like an appointment with our Registrar Outpatient Clinics:

You will need a referral letter from your local general practitioner (GP) or specialty doctor to use this service. Your doctor will need to submit this referral electronically via Healthlink using their GP practice software or via the MyHealthLink Portal. Your referral will include why you are being referred, your medical history and any relevant test results including imaging.

We will send you a letter with your appointment date and time. We will also send this letter to your doctor. If we cannot make an appointment for you, we will send you a letter telling you that you are on our waiting list for the next available appointment. 

If you provide your mobile number, you will receive a SMS reminder in the week before your appointment. 

If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please call our department on 02 9382 2090. Rescheduling may mean lengthy delays. 

If you need assistance before your next clinic appointment, see your GP or if it is an emergency, please attend your nearest hospital emergency department. 

If you are coming to our centre for a procedure:

Our hospital admissions office will contact you directly to offer you a date and time for your procedure.

If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please call our admissions office on  

02 9382 1455.

For our outpatient clinic, please bring:

• Medicare card/private health insurance details if you are privately insured.
• List of current medications.
• Any recent test results or scans.
• A support person.

For a procedure, please bring:

• Medicare card
• List of medications
• Recent test results, X-rays and scans

Please do not bring jewellery, valuables or large amounts of money. The hospital cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage of your property.

Remove nail polish and shellac.

If your procedure involves a General Anaesthetic or sedation, you need to arrange a responsible adult to take you home afterwards and stay with you overnight. The procedure cannot go ahead if there is not a responsible adult who can do this. On admission the nurses must get a mobile/phone number to contact that person, if not, we may have to reschedule to a time that is suitable for that person to collect you after your procedure.

Please let us know if you need an interpreter before your appointment date. You can contact us telephoning the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450. Tell the operator what language you speak and then ask the interpreter to set up a telephone conversation between you, an interpreter, and our service. 

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

If you would like to make a referral to the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service then please telephone our Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Enquiry line on 02 9382 2093 and leave a message.

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

If you would like to make a referral to the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service then please telephone our Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Enquiry line on 02 9382 2093 and leave a message.

Our multidisciplinary team is led by AYA Staff Specialist, Dr Jessica Ryan and includes:

• specialist nursing
• social work
• clinical psychology
• neuropsychology.

The Sydney Youth Cancer Service is a Commonwealth funded program administered by Canteen and the Cancer Institute NSW.

Where is your care delivered

The Sydney Youth Cancer Service is run by Prince of Wales Hospital and Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick. Our team supports young people aged 15-25 years at both hospitals.  

The You Can Centre is a dedicated space for young people located at the Cancer Survivorship Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital. Some psychosocial sessions are held in the You Can Centre.

GPs and/or treating hospitals can refer to the Sydney Youth Cancer Service. Referrals are accepted from across NSW and the ACT. Please send relevant test results with the referral letter.

Contact the Clinical Nurse Consultant on 0400 474 691 for more information.

Once the referral is received, a letter will be sent confirming an appointment date, time and location. To change or cancel an appointment, contact cancer services on (02) 9382 5111.

Please bring:

• Medicare card, any health care or concession cards
• Private Health Fund Membership card (if insured)
• Recent X-rays or medical images and their reports, if the doctor has requested them

Do you need help understanding or speaking English? Ask our team to arrange an interpreter. This is a free service. Available 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Call 131 450 if you need an interpreter to speak with our team on the telephone.

Our multidisciplinary team is led by AYA Staff Specialist, Dr Jessica Ryan and includes:

• specialist nursing
• social work
• clinical psychology
• neuropsychology.

The Sydney Youth Cancer Service is a Commonwealth funded program administered by Canteen and the Cancer Institute NSW.

Where is your care delivered

The Sydney Youth Cancer Service is run by Prince of Wales Hospital and Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick. Our team supports young people aged 15-25 years at both hospitals.  

The You Can Centre is a dedicated space for young people located at the Cancer Survivorship Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital. Some psychosocial sessions are held in the You Can Centre.

GPs and/or treating hospitals can refer to the Sydney Youth Cancer Service. Referrals are accepted from across NSW and the ACT. Please send relevant test results with the referral letter.

Contact the Clinical Nurse Consultant on 0400 474 691 for more information.

Once the referral is received, a letter will be sent confirming an appointment date, time and location. To change or cancel an appointment, contact cancer services on (02) 9382 5111.

Please bring:

• Medicare card, any health care or concession cards
• Private Health Fund Membership card (if insured)
• Recent X-rays or medical images and their reports, if the doctor has requested them

Do you need help understanding or speaking English? Ask our team to arrange an interpreter. This is a free service. Available 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Call 131 450 if you need an interpreter to speak with our team on the telephone.