A/Prof Kathryn McLeod completed her medical training at the University of Adelaide in 2005 and then went on to complete urological training in 2013.

She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and a member of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand. Throughout 2014 Kathryn spent 12 months completing further training under the supervision of Professor Helen O'Connell at Melbourne Private Hospital, gaining experience in voiding dysfunction, female urology and neurourology.

Kathryn treats patients with general urological issues including voiding dysfunction, urinary tract stones, prostate problems, lower tract oncology and female urology. Kathryn is interested in treating both male and female bladder problems, and can provide an array of different treatment options.

Kathryn has completed her Masters in Surgical Education at the University of Melbourne in 2020. She is the current SET trainee supervisor for urological trainees at University Hospital Geelong. She is the deputy chair of the Regional Training Board for Urology Training in Victoria, and is on Education Committee for USANZ. 

Kathryn also has an appointment as a senior lecturer at Deakin University Medical School.