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Dr. Casey Kowalik discusses the benefits of the KU Urology Residency Program

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“The leadership has really driven this program to be one of the best in the country,” says Casey Kowalik, MD.

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      Casey Kowalik, MD, describes the educational and social benefits of participating in the KU Urology Residency Program. Kowalik is Assistant Professor and Associate Program Director at the University of Kansas School of Medicine Department of Urology.

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