Dr. Eun earned his BS in Biology from Pennsylvania State University, MD from Temple University School of Medicine, and completed a general surgery internship at the University of Pennsylvania. In Dr. Eun then went on to complete a urology residency?and an 18-month minimally invasive urologic robotic oncology fellowship at Henry Ford Hospital’s?Vattikuti Urology Institute in Detroit.  

After completing his training in 2008, he took his first appointment at the University of Pennsylvania as an Assistant Professor and Director of Robotic Urologic Oncology & Reconstructive Surgery?at Pennsylvania Hospital.  He quickly built the program into one of the busiest robotic kidney surgery programs in the world at the time and a regional reputation for handling complex oncologic and reconstructive cases.  In 2012, Dr. Eun was recruited to bring his robotic surgery program to his alma mater, Temple University, in Philadelphia.  

Dr. Eun?currently runs a regional and national high-volume?referral practice for robotic treatment of genitourinary oncology?as well as complex reconstructive surgery of the kidney,?ureter, prostate and bladder. He currently has one of the busiest complex robotic reoperative and reconstructive practices in the world. He has performed?approximately 4000 robotic procedures and more than 50 different types of robotic procedures. Dr. Eun is regarded as a thought leader in advanced robotic surgery techniques, robotic procedure development and advanced level robotic surgical training.   

Since 2008, Dr. Eun has offered a fellowship and currently offers a one -ear fellowship in robotic urologic oncology and reconstructive surgery?at Temple University Hospital.  He has extensively published peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters and video teaching?guides. Dr. Eun has taught numerous robotics masters-level classes, resident/fellow courses in robotics and lectured in over a dozen countries and for numerous international societies and training programs. He has performed over 50 live robotic surgery demonstrations at various international university medical centers and at large conference venues such as the American Urologic Association and North American Robotic Urologic Symposium. In 2015, Dr.Eun was appointed as an honorary Professor of Urology at Nanchang University in the People’s Republic of China for his numerous teaching contributions.   

As director of Temple’s Advanced Robotic Urologic Surgery Fellowship Training Program and Chief of Robotic Surgical Services, Dr. Eun is an active member of the?teaching faculty of Temple University School of Medicine, working closely with medical students,?residents and fellows.?