Andrew Harris

Dr. Andrew Harris serves as an Assistant Professor of Urology at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. He is affiliated with the Urology Department and practices as an Endourologist at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Lexington. His academic and clinical work focuses on urological procedures, particularly in the field of endourology and minimally invasive surgery.

• Medical School: University of Kentucky College of Medicine - Lexington, KY
• Residency: University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - Philadelphia, PA
• Fellowship: University of Kentucky - Lexington, KY
• Board Certification: American Board of Urology

Dr. Harris's primary research interests center around urology, with particular expertise in endourology and minimally invasive surgical techniques. His work emphasizes patient safety and quality improvement in surgical procedures, reflecting his commitment to advancing clinical outcomes through evidence-based practices. His research also extends to editorial contributions in the field, where he provides critical analysis of current surgical methodologies and clinical guidelines.

His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly activity with a notable increase in recent years. His work spans clinical commentary, peer-reviewed articles, and editorial contributions focusing on urological practice, surgical techniques, and quality improvement. His 2024 publications particularly highlight his growing influence in medical publishing and editorial leadership within urological journals.

Dr. Harris serves in editorial capacities for urological journals, contributing to the advancement of medical knowledge through peer review processes and scholarly discourse. His editorial work reflects his standing within the academic urology community as a thought leader who helps shape the direction of research and clinical practice in the field.

As an active clinician-educator at the University of Kentucky, Dr. Harris contributes to resident training and medical education while maintaining a robust clinical practice specializing in endourology at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Lexington. His dual role in academic medicine and veterans' healthcare demonstrates his commitment to both advancing the field and serving patient populations with specialized needs.