MD 2004 Munster; Cert Med Spec (Urology) 2014 Malta

Stephanie is from Germany and joined the Urology Team at ASRU in 2022.  She is dual fellowship trained in neuro-functional reconstructive and padiatric urology after spending time in London, UK and Melbourne, Australia prior to moving to New Zealand.
She has a special interest in transition urology and neuro-urology.  Her goal is to enable patients recovering from spinal cord injury to achieve autonomous management of their bladders and promote long-term urinary tract health providing better quality of life and performance especially for para athletes.
She is involved in teaching and aims to raise awareness for the needs of this vulnerable group of patients.
She also works closely with paediatric surgeons to promote transition urology and prioritise care of patients with congenital conditions to help them navigate their health issues as they become adults and leave long term paediatric care.
She is looking to stay in New Zealand to continue building these services.

• Neuro-urology
• Paediatric urology
• Transition urology
• Urodynamics
• Voiding dysfunction
• Spina bifida
• Parkinson's diseas
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Male and female incontinence
• Recoinstruction
• Functional urology

Urologist MOSS

9 June 2022