Dr Munad Khan is a well travelled Australian trained urologist with a particular interest in robotic surgery. He is employed at Monash Health as a consultant urologist and is actively involved in teaching urology trainees.

Munad grew up in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne and undertook medical school at the University of Melbourne, graduating in 2012. His junior years in medical training were undertaken at the Austin Hospital which included a variety of opportunities rotating through rural Victoria and Tasmania. He commenced specialty training in 2018 in Queensland, working in regional and metropolitan centres before returning to Victoria for his final year at Monash Health. Following this, he undertook a year long fellowship in robotic surgery in the North West of England, gaining valuable experience in advanced techniques as well as optimizing the patient journey through their entire hospital stay.

Having lived and worked in a diverse collection of towns and cities, Munad feels comfortable with being able to connect with people of all backgrounds and feels this is an essential step in the delivery of excellent urological care. He is passionate about medical education, both generally for junior medical students and doctors, and specifically for aspiring urologists. He appreciates the unique challenges facing the next generation of surgeons and always takes an active role in guiding training pathways.

Munad is trained to provide treatment for all general urological problems including voiding difficulties, urinary stone disease as well as advanced open, laparoscopic and robotic procedures for all benign and malignant conditions.