Justin Loloi, MD

Dr. Justin Loloi earned his medical degree from Pennsylvania State College of Medicine in 2020, graduating as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He then went on to complete his urologic residency at Montefiore Medical Center, as a part of Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Now, he is in the process of completing his one year fellowship in Men's Sexual Health and Reproductive Surgery at Stony Brook Medicine's Department of Urology. 

2022 - 3rd place at the AUA New York Section Annual Ferdinand Valentine Medical & Resident Essay Meeting

2022 - Society of Urologic Prosthetic Surgeons (SUPS) and Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA) Surgical Lab Travel Award 

2023 - Kerecis Aurora Case Reward at the Arctic Midnight Sun Workshop in Reykjavik, Iceland

2023 - Montefiore Departent of Urology’s Franklin C. Lowe Award for Academic Excellence for outstanding performance of research and earning the highest raw and percentile score on the AUA In Service Examination (first non-chief and junior resident to win the award)

2023 - Basic Science Abstract Prize at the Sexual Medicine Society of North America 24th Annual Scientific Meeting for the abstract entitled, “Cross-Sectional Analysis of the Vas Deferens and its Associated Blood Supply”

2023 - Basic Science Abstract Prize at the Sexual Medicine Society of North America 24th Annual Scientific Meeting for the abstract entitled, “Age Dependent Effect on Contralateral Testicular Compensation Following Testicular Loss”

2024 - Montefiore Medical Center Staff and Alumni Association Outstanding House Staff Officer Award, given to the house staff/resident in the entire Montefiore/Einstein health care system (>1400 residents/fellows) in recognition of those special qualities of compassion for patient needs, clinical acumen and skil, and rapport with fellow professionals

2024 - Montefiore Departent of Urology’s Franklin C. Lowe Award for Academic Excellence for outstanding performance of research and earning the highest raw and percentile score on the AUA In Service Examination (first resident in the program’s history to win the award for a second time)