Dr. Gregory Lamberton, MD | Proliance Puyallup Surgeons Dr. Gregory Lamberton

Dr. Gregory Lamberton

MD

Dr. Lamberton is a urologist specializing in all aspects of urological care, including kidney stones, testicular concerns, prostate cancer, robotic-assisted surgery, bladder cancer, blood in urine, laparoscopic surgery and sexual dysfunction.

Dr. Lamberton received his medical training and completed an internship and residency at Loma Linda University. He is a member of the American Urological Association and Endourological Society. A native of Brewster, Wash., Dr. Lamberton enjoys snowboarding, running and hiking.

I’m from this area and I enjoy working with members of our community, finding ways to provide innovative, cost-effective care to our patients.

Specialties

Urological Care
Kidney Stones
Testicular Concerns
Prostate Cancer
Robotic-assisted surgery
Bladder cancer
Blood in urine
Laparoscopic Surgery
Sexual dysfunction

Education

Medical School Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Urology Residency

Board Certification

American Board of Urology

Awards

Patient Choice Award 2015
Healthgrades Honor Roll

Personal Interests

Snowboarding
Running
Hiking

Professional Affiliations

American Urological Association
Endourological Society

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