Dr. Jennifer Locke, Urologist, Kelowna, BC

Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna is a highly qualified Urologist with specialized training in reconstructive urology. Here are some key details about her background and clinical practice:

1. Certification:

   • Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna is certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, which signifies her high level of expertise and qualifications in the field of urology.

2. Subspecialty Training:

   • She has undergone subspecialty training in reconstructive urology, which encompasses various aspects of urological care, including female urology, male urology, neurogenic bladder, overactive bladder, urinary incontinence, and urethral stricture disease.

3. Educational Background:

   • Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna completed her undergraduate degree in chemistry at the University of British Columbia.
   • She further pursued a PhD in experimental medicine at the University of British Columbia, demonstrating her commitment to research and advanced education.
   • Her medical degree (MD) training was obtained at the University of Toronto.

4. Residency and Fellowship:

   • Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna completed her residency training in urology at the University of British Columbia, gaining comprehensive experience in general urology.
   • Following her residency, she pursued a fellowship in reconstructive urology at the University of Toronto, where she acquired specialized skills and knowledge in this subspecialty.

5. Clinical Practice:

   • Currently, Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna clinical practice is based in Kelowna, where she serves the greater Okanagan region and beyond.
   • Her practice includes a mix of general urology and reconstructive urology, allowing her to provide a wide range of urological care services.
   • She operates out of Kelowna General Hospital, a prominent healthcare institution in the area.

Dr. Jennifer Locke's extensive training and expertise in urology, particularly in the field of reconstructive urology, make her a valuable asset to the medical community and a trusted healthcare provider for patients in the Okanagan region.

Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna Is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna is in good standing with the Canadian Urological Society and the Canadian Medical Association

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Dr. Jennifer  Locke , Urologist, Kelowna

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