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Dr. Danica May on current state of women in the urology workforce
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“We still need better representation from the AUA national level on down to the section meeting. There is a positive push for that, but things are still in process,” says Danica May, MD.
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Danica May, MD, Assistant Professor, Urologic Surgery, Student Clerkship Director, University of Kansas School of Medicine Department of Urology, highlights progress that has been made for women in the urology workforce, but also explains how major steps remain to reaching gender equality in the field
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