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Paul Sieber, MD
Keystone Urology Specialists
Urology
Lancaster, Ephrata
Most recent review: 6 days ago
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4.9
186 Ratings
88 Comments
Paul Sieber, M.D. is the Medical Director for Clinical Trials at Keystone Urology. He went to Purdue University and obtained his undergraduate degree in Biology before receiving his medical degree from Indiana University. He did his residency in general surgery and urology at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center, Penn State University.
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4.9
186 Ratings
88 Comments
Paul Sieber, M.D. is the Medical Director for Clinical Trials at Keystone Urology. He went to Purdue University and obtained his undergraduate degree in Biology before receiving his medical degree from Indiana University. He did his residency in general surgery and urology at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center, Penn State University.
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Paul Sieber, M.D. is the Medical Director for Clinical Trials at Keystone Urology. He went to Purdue University and obtained his undergraduate degree in Biology before receiving his medical degree from Indiana University. He did his residency in general surgery and urology at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center, Penn State University. He has been involved with clinical trials for 20 years having worked on more than 200 studies. The bulk of these have focused on prostate cancer. Dr. Sieber is very enthusiastic about clinical trials and research as he looks at what can benefit his patients in the future. Many of today’s state-of-the-art treatments for prostate cancer have been investigated right here in Lancaster including Xgeva, Zytiga, Xtandi, Erleada, and Firmagon. Numerous diagnostic tests including OncotypeDX, Prolaris, Decipher, and 4K score have also been studied here. Furthermore, Keystone Urology has been a long-term participant in CAPSURE, an observational database with more than 150 publications. Dr. Sieber has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and presented many posters at meetings including the AUA, ASCO, ASCO GU, SUO, and SIU.
Dr. Sieber met his wife of over 35 years while at Hershey Medical Center and has three children. Dr. Sieber enjoys spending time with his wife, gardening, exercising / cycling, and traveling.
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Outstanding
Happy for his retirement but sad to loose him as my favorite Urologist.
Best Urologist ever! So sad to he’s retiring, but happy for him just the same.
He is not only extremely knowledgeable but dedicated to his patients' improved health. Dr Sieber is a gem‼️
I owe so much to Dr Sieber and always appreciate his kind professionalism.
He's been a wonderful doctor. Seeing him was like going to visit a friend. In my opinion he is one of the best Urologist in the country. I will miss him. Dr. Sieber, may your future endeavors proof fruitful.
Explained in good detail what they are looking at and what testing is to be done to determine treatment
Excellent Dr,explains everything so one can understand, Im sorry to see him retire,but good luck on his retirement.
Paul is good. Administratively the office staff appears to have no idea what is going on. Had to wait in line to “check in “ for 15 minutes. Even though I completed all paper work on line. That is a poor system. The lady that tried to look up my info in the examination office couldn’t find my chart and when she did had no idea what she was doing. Asked me about a drug I never heard of them told me it was my pre surgery drug. I told her I didn’t know I was having surgery!!! Staff was supposed to call me to make an appointment that hasn’t happened yet I’m sure I will need to call them again. This is not a secret, everyone I know that uses them says admin is terrible, Drs are good. I wish it was part of Penn Med maybe they could fix the issues.
Very personable doctor- listened well to my concerns