Dr. LaBoissiere: Thank you. I have kind of a booming voice so if it gets too loud, let me know and I will adjust the mic. It’s certainly a pleasure to be here. I am fairly new in terms of being a physician. I am a fellow and that’s always confusing. When I walk in the room, I introduce myself as the fellow and they go, “I know you’re a fellow.” I’m like, “No, I’m not referring to my sex, I’m actually a fellow.” What that means is that I’m a urologist. I finished my training. I did four years of undergrad at University of Alberta, four years of med school. I made seven years of residency.

Then instead of going directly into practice, I made the decision that I wanted to get more advanced training. I am a subspecialist or that’s what I’m finishing up my training in. The way I word it is I’m a functional urologist. It’s a non-official term, but what that means is I don’t treat cancer per se. ...