Recipients receive a bronze medallion embossed with the Della Robbia — the swaddled baby symbol that dates back to the Middle Ages when eight larger medallions adorned the foundling hospital Ospedale Delli Innocenti in Florence, Italy. The Della Robbia has been the official insignia of the American Academy of Pediatrics since the early 1940s. After a tribute to their longstanding career by a colleague, the Urology Medal is presented to the honoree.
AAP Urology Medal Award Recipients
2025 David B. Joseph, MD, FAAP
2024 H Gil Rushton, MD FAAP
2023 Douglas Canning, MD, FAAP - Posthumous award
2022 Richard C Rink, MD, FAAP, FACS
2021 Anthony Caldamone, MD
2020 David A Bloom, MD, FAAP
2019 Michael L Ritchey, MD
2018 Robert M Weiss, MD, FACS
2017 Gordan A McLorie, MD, FAAP
2016 John M Hutson, MD, FAAP
2015 Terry W Hensle, MD, FAAP
2014 Selwyn Levitt, MD, FAAP
2013 Howard M Snyder, III, MD, FAAP
2012 Edmond T Gonzales, Jr, MD, FAAP
2011 Stuart B Bauer, MD, FAAP
2010 Stephen A Koff, MD, FAAP
2009 Bernard M Churchill, MD, FAAP
2008 Michael E Mitchell, MD, FAAP
2007 George W Kaplan, MD, FAAP
2006 A. Barry Belman, MD, MS, FAAP
2005 R. Dixon Walker, MD, FAAP
2004 Rudolf Hohenfellner, MD
2003 Barry O'Donnell, MD, Hon FAAP
2002 Terry D Allen, MD, FAAP
2001 Philip G Ransley, MD, Hon FAAP
2000 John R Woodward, MD, FAAP
1999 Robert D Jeffs, MD, FAAP
1998 John W Duckett, Jr, MD, FAAP
1997 Alan D Perlmutter, MD, FAAP
1996 Panayotis P Kelatis, MD, FAAP
1995 Victor A Politano, MD, FAAP
1994 Alan B Retik, MD, FAAP
1993 W. Hardy Hendren, III, MD, FAAP
1992 Lowell R King, MD, FAAP
1990 Frank Hinman, Jr, MD, FAAP
1989 Jack Lapides, MD
1988 J. Herbert Johnston, MD, Hon FAAP
1987 John K Lattimer, MD, FAAP
1986 F. Douglas Stephens, FRACS, Hon FAAP
1985 David Innes Williams, MD, Hon FAAP
1984 Harry M Spence, MD, Hon FAAP
Last Updated
10/20/2025
Source
American Academy of Pediatrics