Dr Brayden March
Urologist
Dr Brayden March is an Australian-trained urologist, specialising in robotic surgery to treat urological cancers.
After completing his medical degree at the University of Newcastle, and working for over a decade in the NSW & ACT public health systems, he completed his urology training in early 2025.
As a surgical registrar, Dr. March started his training at Orange Health Service before going on to train at the state’s busiest centers including Royal Prince Alfred, John Hunter and Nepean Hospitals. His last training post at Nepean Hospital allowed him to learn robotic surgery at the highest volume public hospital for urologic robotic surgery in the state. He completed a post-training international fellowship at the University Hospital Southampton, UK, with a focus on robotic surgery to treat prostate, kidney, adrenal and bladder cancer, in early 2026.
Brayden has long looked forward to returning to Orange with his wife and two children. Outside of medicine, he enjoys playing music, woodworking, and spending time with his young family.
Special interests
- General urology
- Uro-oncology – bladder, kidney, adrenal, prostate
- Benign prostate conditions
- Robotic surgery
- Kidney stones
Qualifications
- Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS)
- Bachelor of Medicine
Subspecialty Fellowship Training
- Uro-oncology fellowship (2026) at University Hospital Southampton, UK
Memberships
- Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand (USANZ)
- Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS)
Hospital accreditations
- Orange Health Service
- Dudley Private Hospital, Orange
- Ramsey Surgical Centre Orange
- Bathurst Base Hospital
- Nepean Private Hospital, Kingswood
Consulting locations
- Orange NSW