Board-Certified Urologist | Medical Reviewer
Amy Pearlman, MD, is a board-certified urologist specializing in sexual, hormonal, and genitourinary health. Her professional work places a strong emphasis on patient education and helping people better understand their health and treatment options.
Dr. Pearlman has medically reviewed selected educational content published on Mercy-Williston.org for medical accuracy, clinical context, and patient-safety information.
About Amy Pearlman, MD
Dr. Pearlman is a board-certified urologist and co-founder of PRIME Institute in Coral Gables, Florida. Her clinical interests include sexual health, hormonal health, and genitourinary health in both men and women.
Patient education is an important part of her professional approach. Her work focuses on helping people understand their anatomy, symptoms, and health options so they can participate more confidently in decisions about their care.
Education and Medical Training
- Undergraduate education: University of Miami
- Medical degree: Baylor College of Medicine
- Urology residency: University of Pennsylvania
- Fellowship: Wake Forest University
- Board certification: Urology
Medical Review on Mercy-Williston.org
When an article identifies Dr. Pearlman as its medical reviewer, she has reviewed that specific material from a clinical perspective. The review may include checking medical terminology, factual accuracy, symptom descriptions, clinical context, and patient-safety guidance.
Her medical-review role applies only to articles specifically identified as reviewed by her. It should not be interpreted as an endorsement of every page or statement published on Mercy-Williston.org.
Articles Medically Reviewed by Amy Pearlman, MD
Professional Background
Additional information about Dr. Pearlman’s education, clinical interests, and professional work is available through her official profile at PRIME Institute.
View Amy Pearlman, MD’s professional profile at PRIME Institute
Dr. Pearlman is also publicly listed as a urology medical reviewer on the Hone Health Medical Review Team.
What Medical Review Means
Medical review adds an expert clinical check to health information before or after publication. A physician reviewer can identify unclear wording, inaccuracies, missing clinical context, or safety information that may be important for readers.
Medical review does not replace personalized care. Reading an article reviewed by Dr. Pearlman does not establish a physician-patient relationship and should not be used as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment from a healthcare professional who knows an individual’s medical history.
Editorial responsibility for content published on Mercy-Williston.org remains with Mercy-Williston.org.
Learn more about how our medical content is developed and reviewed on the Editorial Policy & Medical Disclaimer page.