Urology Residency Training Program

Dr. Granville Lloyd is a native of Longmont, Colorado and has been a CU Urology faculty member since 2016. He became Associate Program Director of our Residency Program in 2022, assuming the role of Director in January 2024.

He attended college at the University of Colorado at Boulder, medical school in the integrated Dartmouth-Brown Program, and trained in Urology at Northwestern University in Chicago. After a fellowship in robotics/MIS at the University of Rochester, he was ultimately recruited back to Colorado. Here he has served as Site Director and Director of Robotic Surgery at the RMR VA Hospital alongside multiple committees at the University. In 2021, Dr. Lloyd won the Department of Surgery surgical teaching award, and the following year won the same award for the School of Medicine.

He is deeply committed to wellness, balance, and each individual’s pursuit of their own happiness and fulfillment. As the only child of a single-mother scientist, he is acutely engaged with issues of diversity, equity, and opportunity in all its forms. Outside of work, Dr. Lloyd is an avid skier, mountain biker, and bar-league hockey player.

Dr. Dan Wood is a Professor of Urology, Associate Vice Chair for Pediatric to Adult Transition Surgery in the School of Medicine, and Chair of Adult Congenital Surgery at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

 

Dr. Wood has previously worked at University College London Hospitals and as an honorary consultant at Great Ormond Street Hospital. His major interest and work is in the transition of care from pediatric to adult healthcare, adolescent, and reconstructive urology. He is an active researcher and is widely published in his field.

Throughout his career, Dr. Wood has maintained a passion for teaching and training; he served on the North Thames (London, UK) Training Committee for a total of 10 years, initially as a Trainee Representative and later as Program Director. He has taught and directed courses at the Institute of Urology, British Association of Urological Surgeons, The Royal College of Physicians, The Royal College of Surgeons and the Royal Society of Medicine. For four years he taught trainees how to prepare for and deliver in an interview. He has examined from undergraduate through doctorate level.

Dr. Wood strongly believes that trainees should be encouraged to grow and develop as future colleagues who we would wish to work with and who would wish to work with us.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Wood maintains a passion for rugby, Formula 1 racing, and is an enthusiastic (but quite bad) guitarist and pianist. Like a true Coloradan, he took in a Golden Retriever puppy over the summer.

Amanda works directly with our Residents to provide them with resources during their time in our program. She helps coordinate Residents' community events, and is our trainees' go-to person for help with communication, rotations, and any other needs they may have while completing their Residency here at Anschutz.