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| Dr. Doug Stein | ||||
Douglas
G. Stein, M.D. is a urological surgeon who has been practicing urology
in Tampa, Florida since 1983. Raised in Massachusetts, he graduated summa cum laude from Tufts College of Liberal
Arts with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry and biology in 1974, and
received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Columbia University College of
Physicians & Surgeons in New York City in 1978. In 1983, he completed a
5-year urology residency (2 years general surgery, 3 years urology) at the University
of South Florida Affiliated Hospitals, whereupon he went into the private
practice of urology in Tampa. He has been certified by the American Board of
Urology since 1985, successfully completing the mandatory every-ten-year re-certification
process in 1992 and 2003. His primary hospital affiliation has been with University
Community Hospital in Tampa, where he was Chief of the Division of Surgical Subspecialties for 5
years. Within a broad practice of urological surgery, Dr. Stein has been performing
vasectomies since 1983 and vasectomy reversals since 1984. He has been on the
clinical faculty of the University of South Florida College of Medicine
and is currently Courtesy Associate Professor of
Urology at the University of Florida Health Science Center in
Gainesville. In 1999, after 16 years of private practice devoted to all aspects of
adult urology, Dr. Stein stopped accepting new General Urology patients
so that he could devote more time to vasectomy and vasectomy reversal.
However, he has continued through the years (now only
one-half day per week) to tend to the needs of his
established patients who require long-term follow-up for conditions such
as prostate cancer, recurrent bladder cancers,
erectile dysfunction, and various
voiding disorders.At his Tampa office, Dr. Stein provides hands-on training for physicians (urologists, general surgeons, and family doctors) who wish to learn no-needle no-scalpel vasectomy and offer it in their own practices. He is the contracted vasectomy services provider for 34 of Florida's 67 County Health Departments. In 1989, Dr. Stein became one of the first
urologists to perform vasectomy reversals in the office environment
without compromising success rates, thereby eliminating facility and
anesthesia fees and making vasectomy reversal affordable for couples for
whom it may not have been an option. Since he established Dr. Stein performs vasectomies (1) in his Tampa office, (2) at a number of county health departments in Florida (Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Hardee and Charlotte), (3) at Planned Parenthood facilities in Polk, Sarasota, Lee, Collier, Orange, Alachua and Duval Counties, and (4) at certain primary care clinics in Florida. For specific locations and times, see his "Outfield Schedule" page.
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In February, 2007, Dr. Stein
returned to India, this time to the city of Amritsar in the
northwest state of Punjab for the 2007 Annual Meeting of NNVSI.
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On April
28, 2008, the St. Petersburg Times featured an article about the vasectomy
program at the Hernando County Health Department. See it
here. In June 7, 2009, Dr. Stein was profiled in the St. Petersburg Times. See the article here. The December 2009 issue of Florida Medical Business featured Dr. Stein in its cover story. See the article here and forward to page 8. |
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| In February, 2010, Dr. Stein joined No Scalpel Vasectomy International, Inc. on his first vasectomy mission to the Philippines. In February, 2011, his second mission to the Philippines was even more successful. | ||||
| In early August 2010, along with colleague Dr. Marc Armbruster, Dr. Stein was asked to do an interview with the German health website myBody.de (click for details). | ||||
| In April 2010 and again in late August 2010, Dr. Stein was invited to Haiti to set up programs to promote and perform no-scalpel vasectomy and to train Haitian physicians in the technique. His third trip to Haiti in May/June 2011 established Plaisance as a vasectomy center in Haiti and Plaisance will be the main services site of future trips. | ||||
| As of September, 2011, Dr. Stein had performed over 26,000 vasectomies and 1400 reversals. Personal interests include photography, personal fitness, and natural history. He and his wife Maryann have a son, born in 1982, and a daughter, born in 1987. Maryann is a blueberry farmer on her 80 acres in Brooksville, Florida. For the past few years, summer fun has included climbing one or more of Colorado's 54 mountains whose summits are over 14,000 feet ("14ers ") with his daughter Alison, his cousin Steve, and Steve's son's Stefan and William. On August 4, 2004, Dr. Stein and his daughter climbed Mt. Elbert in Colorado, and on June 20, 2005, they climbed Mt. Massive with cousin Steve and his 2 sons. On June 22, 2005, Dr. Stein achieved his third 14er, Mt. Sherman, with the guys, while his daughter nursed a sore Achilles tendon. In 2006, he added to his list of Colorado 14ers Quandary Peak, Mount Democrat, and Long's Peak. In August 2007, Gray's Peak, and Quandary Peak for a second time. Plans were made in 2008 to go for the tough one, Mt. Rainier in Washington, in 2009. As part of the preparation, Mt. Victoria and Buffalo Mountain in Colorado provided exercise at altitude before the ascent of Rainier. In 2010, after years of viewing Bald Mountain (not quite a 14er but close) from the ski slopes at Breckenridge, Dr. Stein viewed Breckenridge from Bald Mountain. In 2011, it was Mt. Bierstadt. | ||||
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For referrals from patients who have experienced Dr. Stein and his
staff first-hand, please see the Testimonials
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