- medical school: University of Wisconsin Medical School
- fellowship: Pediatric urology, Children's Hospital, Seattle
- board certification: Urology
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hypospadiology, complex genitourinary reconstruction, bladder exstrophy-epispadias complex, fetal and neonatal urology, undescended testes, scrotal and penile abnormalities
Dr. Donald Nguyen is a pediatric urologist at Dayton Children’s Hospital and an assistant professor of surgery and pediatrics at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. He has a special interest in hypospadias, abnormal development of the genitals, and kidney and bladder abnormalities.
He completed his medical education at the University of Wisconsin Medical School in Madison, Wisconsin. He completed his residency in pediatric urology at the University of Minnesota, where he stayed for another year as chief resident. Following residency, Dr. Nguyen completed his clinical pediatric urology fellowship at Children’s Hospital and Medical Center in Seattle, Washington.
One of his favorite things about working with children is telling jokes and making children laugh.
Outside of work Dr. Nguyen enjoys tennis, bird watching and photography. He also participates in advocating for children's health and access to care!
Scheduling in-person appointments for new patients only. For follow-up, second opinion or video visit appointments, please call 937-641-4000.
Provider Rating
03/31/22
Excellent work. Much appreciated quality and timely provided services.
03/30/22
Very good bedside manner. Also communicates well with my child.
03/21/22
He engaged my child with humor and gentleness.
03/16/22
I felt confident and would recommend the professional.
atypical genitalia, bed wetting, bladder exstrophy, bladder infection, bladder retraining, circumcision, concealed penis, hernia, hydrocele, hydronephrosis, hypospadias, intersex conditions, kidney infections, kidney stones, laparoscopic surgery, meatotomy, minimally invasive surgery, penile abnormalities, pyeloplasty, sacral nerve stimulation, testicular torsion, undescended testes, ureteral stent placement, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, urinary incontinence, urinary reconstruction, urinary tract infection, varicocele
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