Stephen Loper, PA obtained a Bachelor of Science in biology at Brigham Young University and a Master of Science – Physician Assistant Studies at the Oregon Health and Science University. During his studies, Stephen gained valuable medical experience and has performed many procedures including bladder scopes for diagnosis of an enlarged prostate, treatment of urethral scarring, removal of foreign bodies, hydrocele drainage, spermatic cord injections, testosterone pellet insertions, bladder function testing, difficult catheterizations, installation of cancer immunotherapy, low-intensity wave therapy for ED, and injection of penile plaques for Peyronie disease. He is board certified with the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants and specializes in urology, kidney stone prevention, low testosterone, and prostate enlargement.

Stephen has always been passionate about science and loves working with and helping people. He enjoys the opportunity to help patients who have chronic medical issues and find solutions that make a lasting difference in their lives. He loves to work in urology because he has the opportunity to work with a wide variety of people and enjoys providing solutions to many severe problems.

When he is not taking care of patients, Stephen enjoys playing games, hiking, and biking.