Jeremy Weiss, DO

As a practicing general urologist since 2007, I hope to find an employment opportunity and continue my career with an organization where my experience, talents, and commitment will best serve the community and hospital system.

I am a general urologist capable of covering all aspects of urology with a focus on minimally invasive procedures and men's health. I am also interested in leadership positions including miscellaneous boards and executive committee opportunities.

American Osteopathic Board of Surgery

• Board Certified Urological Surgery (2009) (re-certified 2019)

Current State Licensures

• Colorado
• Idaho
• Wisconsin
• Minnesota
• Georgia
• Illinois

Lutheran Hospital, Wheat Ridge, CO

St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver, CO

Wray Community District Hospital, Wray, CO

St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, Twin Falls, ID

Aspirus St. Luke's, Duluth, MN

Atrium Health Floyd Medical Center, Rome, GA

Advent Health Redmond, Rome, GA

SSM St. Mary's Hospital, Madison, WI

UC Health Longs Peak Hospital, Longmont, CO

2007-Present      

• American Association of Osteopathic Surgeons
• American Medical Association
• American Osteopathic Association
• American Urologic Association
• American Association of Clinical Urologists
• Denver Medical Society

                 Prior Executive Board Member (2018-2021)

                 Treasurer (2019-2020)

                 President-Elect (2020-2021)

• Elevated AUA Symptom Scores Predicts Negative Prostate Biopsy. Philadelphia Urologic Society. Resident Competition. March 26, 2007
• The Effect of Dietary Caffeine on Voiding Function. Mid-Atlantic AUA, Washington, DC. October 12, 2006
• Comparison Between Percutaneous Access Tracts Placed by Interventional Radiology versus Urologic Surgery. American College of Osteopathic Surgeons Annual Clinical Assembly. New Orleans, LA. September 14-17, 2006. SECOND PLACE Poster Presentation
• Comparison Between Percutaneous Access Tracts Placed by Interventional Radiology versus Urologic Surgery. Philadelphia Urologic Society Resident Competition. March 27, 2006
• Pathological Characteristics of Positive Repeat Prostate Biopsy after Initial Negative or Suspicious Biopsy. Mid-Atlantic AUA, Phoenix, AZ. October 23-27, 2005
• Pathological Characteristics of Positive Repeat Prostate Biopsy after Initial Negative or Suspicious Biopsy. American College of Osteopathic Surgeons Annual Clinical Assembly, October 20-24, 2005. FIRST PLACE Poster Presentation
• Pathological Characteristics of Positive Repeat Prostate Biopsy after Initial Negative or Suspicious Biopsy. Philadelphia Urologic Society Resident Competition. March 21, 2005. THIRD PLACE Original Clinical Paper
• Multiple Primary Malignancies with Prostate Cancer. American College of Osteopathic Surgeons Annual Clinical Assembly. San Diego, CA. October 2004