Located on Buderim Private Hospital Campus
Dr Borjana Barth is a Queensland-trained Urologist, Urological Surgeon and Specialist Uro-Oncologist (urological cancer surgeon).
Known for her leadership, expertise and dedication to her patients, Dr Barth was formerly the Director of Urology at Sunshine Coast University Hospital. Here she has invested over 5 years building a department with the goal of providing a comprehensive range of urological services for all members of the Sunshine Coast community.
After completing a Graduate Degree in Medicine in Germany’s leading research university, LMU Munich, Dr Barth travelled to the United States where she undertook Internship in Houston, Detroit. Meeting her husband, Dr Barth elected to further expand her professional acumen with training in Switzerland, followed by the United Kingdom.
Recruited by Queensland Health, Dr Barth worked in Toowoomba Base and Greenslopes Hospitals, where she unveiled her love for urology and with the support of her surgeon mentors, was successfully admitted to specialist training.
Dr Barth’s passion for the Sunshine Coast was first ignited during her early surgical training, when she served as a general surgical junior registrar during two separate rotations at Nambour Hospital. Following five comprehensive years of advanced surgical training in South-East Queensland, Dr Barth was granted Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in Uro-Oncology and General Urology in 2014. She was offered a Staff Specialist position at Nambour Hospital in 2015, and true to her word, relocated her growing family to dedicate herself to the Coast’s specialist urological needs.
Memberships:
- Urologic Society of Australia and New Zealand USANZ
- European Urological Association EUA
- American Urologic Association AUA
- Australian Medical Association AMA
- The Society of Robotic Surgeons
- Societe internationale d’Urologie SIU
Special interests:
• Complex Uro-Oncology (urological cancer surgery).
• Robotic Surgery.
• Complex endoscopic and laparoscopic (‘telescopic’ and ‘keyhole’ ‘minimally invasive’) procedures.
• Laser Surgery, including Holmium and Greenlight Laser.
• Cancers of the upper and lower urinary tract including renal, prostate, bladder and testicular cancers.
• Minimally invasive urological procedures including laparoscopy and Mini PCNL, Rezum (minimally invasive prostate ablation).
• Surgery for prostate and stone disease, urological prostheses, implants and all general urological conditions.