Thompson Joins Urology Associates

Urology Associates has announced the addition of Dr. David Thompson, a skilled urologist who treats a wide variety of adult urological conditions including special interests in endourology, benign prostate conditions and men’s health. Thompson earned his undergraduate and medical degrees from Louisiana State University. After graduation, he completed his residency training in urology at the University of Tennessee – Chattanooga, where he also served as chief resident. During his chief year, he was nominated for the Alper Humanitarian Award, which is given to residents who exemplify integrity, compassion and a passion for community service. Thompson will be serving patients in the group’s Fairhope and new Bay Minette offices.

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