Dr Amila Siriwardana

Dr Siriwardana is a specialist urologist with a clinical interest in minimally invasive robotic surgery, particularly for prostate and kidney conditions. His practice focuses on the treatment of prostate cancer and kidney tumours, using advanced robotic surgical techniques where appropriate.

 

He has undertaken comprehensive sub-specialty training in robotic radical prostatectomy, including nerve-sparing techniques aimed at preserving urinary and sexual function. He also performs robotic kidney surgery, procedures for kidney stones and urinary tract obstruction, benign prostate surgery, and manages a broad range of general urological conditions.

 

Dr Siriwardana holds a medical degree from the University of New South Wales and a Master of Surgery from the University of Sydney. He completed specialist urology training in Queensland, attaining Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in 2023, followed by robotic urology fellowships at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital and Royal Hallamshire Hospital in the United Kingdom. He also undertook further training in minimally invasive robotic surgery and focal therapy for prostate cancer in Europe.

 

Dr Siriwardana is actively involved in teaching urology registrars and fellows and has contributed to several international peer-reviewed publications, particularly in prostate cancer research.

 

Originally from Armidale in regional New South Wales, Dr Siriwardana is committed to improving access to specialist healthcare in regional communities.

 

Outside of medicine, he enjoys spending time with his young family, surfing, running and keeping active.

Robotic prostate cancer surgery (including nerve-sparing techniques), robotic partial and radical nephrectomy for kidney tumours, robotic pyeloplasty for PUJ obstruction, endoscopic kidney stone surgery, benign prostate surgery, general urology.