Dr. Amarasekera is a pioneer in the research of health outcomes in urology for men who have sex with men. He has developed a framework for how to optimize treatment for prostate cancer among this patient population.

His current research interests focus on identifying and addressing urologic healthcare disparities faced by members of sexual minorities. To complement his clinical and research work in this field, Dr. Amarasekera is committed to educating clinicians, residents and medical students on culturally appropriate care for patients from sexual minorities.

Dr. Amarasekera earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School. He completed residency training in urology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and a fellowship in sexual medicine and reconstructive urology at Rush University Medical Center.