Urology ST3 Interview Question Bank

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September 26th, 2025

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Urology ST3 Interview Question Bank

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Prepsurg ST3 Urology Interview Question Bank

Preparing for the ST3 Urology interview can be challenging, which is why we’ve designed a bank of over 30 carefully developed scenarios that replicate the real process. Each case is written to reflect the style and structure of the stations you’ll face, giving you practical preparation that translates directly to interview performance.

Our team updates the bank annually to match the most recent interview format and ensure that all material remains relevant. Many of our contributors have successfully secured highly competitive posts themselves, and their insights are built into the guidance we provide.

The platform is easy to navigate, accessible from anywhere, and structured so that you can focus on the areas that will score you the most points.


What’s inside the Urology ST3 Question Bank?

For 2025, the interview will consist of four stations, each lasting 13 minutes with 2 minutes of reading time. These stations are mapped against the person specification, so you can be confident that your practice aligns with what the assessors are actually looking for.

Outpatients Station
You’ll practise clinic-style cases that focus on patient-centred care, with an emphasis on symptom presentation and safe management. Model answers and clear explanations demonstrate how to achieve top marks.

Emergency Station
Acute scenarios test how you respond under pressure. You’ll work through cases that evaluate your ability to prioritise, delegate, and work as part of a team. The bank highlights common emergency topics that frequently appear, so you can prepare with purpose.

Communication Station
Strong communication is essential in urology. Here you’ll practise scenarios such as breaking bad news, managing complaints, and discussing missed diagnoses. We provide worked examples, practical strategies, and scoring tips to help you demonstrate empathy and professionalism.

Clinical Skills
Practical assessment has become increasingly important in recent years. Our material walks you step-by-step through clinical scenarios, offering model answers and structured explanations so you can approach this station with confidence.

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What Will You Learn?

  • How to approach each of the four ST3 Urology interview stations with confidence.
  • Strategies to maximise marks in Outpatients, Emergency, Communication, and Clinical Skills.
  • Model answers and structured frameworks that can be adapted to any scenario.
  • Tips from successful trainees who have secured competitive posts.
  • Techniques to demonstrate prioritisation, leadership, and patient-centred care under pressure.

Topics of Course

Emergency Scenarios
Emergency stations assess how you manage acutely unwell patients with urological emergencies. They test your ability to apply an ABCDE approach, recognise life-threatening conditions, initiate urgent treatment, escalate to seniors, and plan definitive management.

  • Introduction
  • Prioritisation task – simultaneous emergencies
  • Acute Urinary Retention
  • Infected Obstructed Kidney
  • Acute Scrotum
  • Renal Trauma
  • Post-TURP Bleed
  • TUR Syndrome
  • Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression
  • Post-TRUS Sepsis
  • Fournier’s Gangrene
  • Priapism

Outpatient Scenarios
These stations test your ability to manage patients in the clinic setting — interpreting results, counselling about treatment options, and planning safe follow-up. They emphasise shared decision-making, long-term management, and patient education.

Communication Stations
These scenarios explore your ability to communicate clearly and empathetically with patients and relatives, especially around complications, errors, or difficult conversations. They also test awareness of duty of candour, governance, and patient support services.

Skills
These stations test your ability to explain, consent, and perform common urological procedures. The focus is on safe, stepwise technique, knowledge of risks, benefits, and alternatives, and ensuring the patient is counselled and followed up appropriately.

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MB
3 months ago
I found PrepSurg's Urology ST3 course quite useful in my preparation, particularly in allowing me to structure my responses and "higher level thinking" examiners always mention in feedbacks. I highly recommend it alongside your group practice.

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Material Includes

  • Designed for flexible study — you can revise station by station or complete the full bank in one go.

Requirements

  • Suitable for candidates who have completed Core Surgical Training or equivalent experience.
  • Internet connection required for access.
  • We recommend spacing your practice over several sessions to reinforce learning.
  • Have a notebook or digital notes ready to track progress and develop personalised answer

Audience

  • Core surgical trainees
  • International candidates
  • Alternative competency doctors