Residency Teaches You to Operate. Not to Get Paid.

Learn the coding, documentation, and business skills every urology resident and fellow needs before their first attending job.

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Since 1989

Urology coding & reimbursement

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The business of urology is nobody's rotation

Zero coding curriculum

You can do the case — but nobody taught you how the case turns into payment.

Day-one expectations

Your first practice will expect you to document correctly from your first clinic.

Contracts and RVUs

Compensation is built on wRVUs and coding — understand them or leave money on the table.

You'll spend a career doing the work. Learn now how the work gets valued.

Learn from the team that teaches practicing urologists

Founded by the Painters in 1989 — Dr. Ray Painter was a practicing urologist — PRS has spent 35+ years helping physicians get paid accurately for their work. Urologists, APPs, and coding staff across the country learn the business of urology from PRS, and it is never too early to start.

Mark Painter and Scott Painter lead the team today.

Start now, thank yourself at contract time

1. Start with the free resources

The weekly podcast and PRS Hub cost you nothing as a trainee.

2. Learn the fundamentals

E/M documentation, procedure coding, and how RVUs drive compensation.

3. Walk in ready

Start your first job documenting correctly — and negotiating from knowledge, not hope.

Resources for residents and fellows

The podcast

The Urology Coding and Reimbursement Podcast — free, weekly, nearly 300 episodes.

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The PRS Hub

Coding and reimbursement answers organized by treatment — free for urologists.

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Coding Course for Urologists

The online, self-paced course that covers what residency skipped — the same one practicing urologists take.

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Weekly email

Coding answers, rule changes, and practice-economics lessons in your inbox. Pick free content only if that is all you want.

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Your first contract is built on numbers you can learn now

New attendings who don't understand documentation and RVUs lose income from day one and rarely find out. Imagine instead walking into your first job already fluent in the language your compensation is written in.

Questions trainees ask us

What's free?

The weekly podcast, the monthly live webinars and their recordings, and the PRS Hub — the same material we teach practicing urologists.

When should I start?

Before your first attending contract. Documentation habits form in residency, and first-job pay is usually built on wRVUs and coding, so understand both before you negotiate.

I'm not in urology. Is this still useful?

Urology is our specialty and the focus of the podcast and Hub, but PRS has taught coding and reimbursement across procedural specialties since 1989 and administers the American College of Surgeons Coding Hotline.

Get ahead of every co-resident you know

Start with the free resources today — your future practice will notice.

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