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Associated Medical Professionals of New York (AMP) is proud to announce that four of its board-certified urologists have been recognized in Mohawk Valley Living’s 2026 Top Doctors reader poll.

Featured in the magazine’s October 2026 issue, the physicians represent all four doctors recognized in the urology category:

  • Brent E. Carlyle, MD
  • Bashar Omarbasha, MD
  • Jeffrey J. Sekula, MD
  • Daniel R. Welchons, MD

Each physician brings distinct experience and expertise to AMP, helping patients access a broad range of medical and surgical care for urologic conditions.

Dr. Brent Carlyle treats a wide range of urologic conditions, with a particular interest in surgery for kidney cancer. His experience includes robotic procedures, minimally invasive repair of pelvic organ prolapse, and treatment for urinary incontinence.

Dr. Bashar Omarbasha brings fellowship training in urologic oncology and decades of experience to his practice. His clinical interests include male sexual dysfunction and male and female incontinence. He also contributes to medical education and research.

Dr. Jeffrey Sekula cares for patients with kidney stones, benign prostate disease, and genitourinary cancers. His expertise includes metabolic evaluation for recurring kidney stones and prosthetic urology, including procedures for sexual dysfunction and urinary control problems.

Dr. Daniel Welchons specializes in laparoscopic, robotic, and prosthetic surgery, with interests in urologic cancers, enlarged prostate, voiding dysfunction, and sexual dysfunction. He emphasizes patient education, helping people understand their options and make informed decisions about their care.

AMP congratulates these four physicians on their recognition and thanks the readers of Mohawk Valley Living for recognizing their work.

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