Raoul Concepcion, M.D.,
F.A.C.S
Video Featuring Dr. Concepcion:
Dr. Raoul Concepcion on Vasectomy
A practicing urologist since 1990
Charlotte Avenue office
Growing up in Marion, OH, Dr. Concepcion has been around Urology his entire life, as his father was the first Urology resident at the Lahey Clinic in Boston. He was an Honors Scholar at The University of Toledo and received his medical degree from The Medical College of Ohio. In 1984, he matriculated to Vanderbilt University where he completed 2 years of General Surgery training and 4 years of Urology residency. During that time frame, he was a research fellow and served as Chief Resident in 1990.
Dr. Concepcion is the father of two teenagers, Nicholas and Isabel, and the proud dog-owner of Jojo – a Jack Russell Terrier. He is an avid exercise buff, and enjoys playing golf and snow skiing.
Specialties:
Urologic oncology
Lower reconstructive urology
Getting to know Dr. Concepcion:
Favorite book: “When Pride Still Mattered: A Life of Vince Lombardi” by
David Maraniss
Favorite movie: “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Quick quote from Dr. Concepcion:
“At Urology Associates, we are committed to patient care and state-of-
the-art urology…this is a great practice with great partners and staff.”
Other involvements:
- President of The Large Urology Group Practice Association (www.LUGPA.com), 2010 – 2011
- National Board Member, ZERO, The Project to End Prostate Cancer (www.ZeroCancer.org)
- Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery, Department of Urology, Vanderberbilt University Medical Center
- Former Chief of Urology, Metropolitan General Hospital and Baptist Hospital
- Director of Clinical Research, Executive Board, Urology Associates
- Tennessee Chapter, American College of Surgeons, Member
- American Association of Clinical Urologists, Member
- American Urological Association, Board Certified, 1992, Recertification 2002 and 2011
- Southeastern Section, AUA, Member
- Society of Urologic Oncology, Member
- Nashville Surgical Society, Member
- Vanderbilt Urologic Society, Member
