Dr. Paul Bergamin

Dr. Paul Bergamin has 11 years of experience in urology, having completed his MBBS in 2010 from the University of Sydney and his FRACS (Urology) in 2017. After completing his medical degree, Dr. Bergamin worked as an intern and resident at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, gaining extensive experience in general surgery and urological care.

Dr. Bergamin specializes in prostate cancer, kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, urological oncology, and laparoscopic urology. He is highly skilled in performing minimally invasive procedures for kidney stone management and prostate cancer surgery, including robotic surgery and laparoscopic techniques. He also has expertise in the treatment of erectile dysfunction and male infertility.

Since relocating to Wagga Wagga in 2018, Dr. Bergamin has been providing comprehensive urological care to the local community, offering routine consultations, surgical procedures, and management of chronic urological conditions such as prostate disorders and urinary incontinence.

Dr. Bergamin has been involved in several urology research projects, focusing on prostate cancer treatment, kidney stone management, and advances in laparoscopic surgery. His research has explored novel treatments for prostate cancer, minimally invasive techniques for kidney stones, and improving patient outcomes after laparoscopic urological procedures. Dr. Bergamin has published research in urology journals and presented his work at various national conferences.

• Excellence in Prostate Cancer Care (Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, 2018)

• Best Urologist of the Year (Wagga Wagga Healthcare Group, 2020)

• Outstanding Contribution to Urological Oncology Research (Australian Society of Urology, 2021)

Dr. Paul Bergamin has authored several articles in urology journals, focusing on prostate cancer treatments, minimally invasive surgeries, and kidney stone management. His work has been featured in The Journal of Urology and Urological Research and Practice. Dr. Bergamin’s research primarily focuses on improving diagnostic techniques and patient outcomes in urological surgeries.