Brian K. McNeil

Brian K. McNeil, MD, MBA, FACS, serves as Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Clinical Associate Professor of Urology at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University. He holds dual leadership roles as Vice Chair of the Department of Urology and Senior Staff Urologist at University Hospital at Downstate. Previously, he directed the Urology Residency Program. His work focuses on reducing healthcare disparities in underserved Brooklyn communities through initiatives promoting diversity in medical training and global health equity.

Education & Training:

• MBA (2017–2019): Stern School of Business, New York University
• MD (1997–2001): University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
• BS Biology (1993–1997): Morehouse College
• Fellowship in Urologic Oncology (2009–2010): Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
• Research Fellowships (2005–2009): Johns Hopkins Hospital & National Cancer Institute
• Residency/Chief Residency (2001–2007): Loyola University Medical Center

Research Focus: Dr. McNeil investigates healthcare disparities in urological oncology, urinary biomarkers for bladder/renal cancers, and optimization of clinical protocols in resource-limited settings. His research integrates socioeconomic factors with clinical outcomes to address inequities in cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Publication Trends: His 50+ publications emphasize urologic oncology innovations, surgical outcomes, biomarker development, and healthcare disparities. Recent work explores pandemic-era urology practice and physician burnout, reflecting his dual clinical and administrative expertise.

Academic Leadership: As Associate Dean, he oversees the senior medical school curriculum and clinical enterprise strategy. He mentors residents and develops programs to enhance diversity in urology training.