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