Danica May

Danica May, M.D., serves as Assistant Professor of Urologic Surgery at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. A board-certified urologic oncologist, she specializes in cancers of the prostate, bladder, kidney, testis, and penis, utilizing open, endoscopic, laparoscopic, and robotic surgical approaches. Dr. May also directs the student clerkship program, emphasizing her dedication to medical education.

Her academic journey includes:

• Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology, University of Kansas
• Doctor of Medicine, University of Kansas School of Medicine
• General Surgery Internship, Ochsner Clinic Foundation, New Orleans
• Urology Residency, Louisiana State University/Ochsner Clinic Foundation, New Orleans

Research interests center on urologic oncology and robotic surgery, with specific focus on bladder cancer treatment, adrenal disorders, and the role of microbiota in neurogenic bladder conditions. Her work also addresses clinical laboratory practices for hormone testing and barriers to genitourinary physical examinations.

Publications from 2016-2018 demonstrate consistent contributions to urologic surgery literature, particularly in robotic cystectomy and endocrine aspects of urology. These works reflect a commitment to advancing clinical practice and patient care through surgical innovation and diagnostic refinement.

In her educational role, Dr. May mentors medical students and residents as clerkship director. No scientific awards or research grants are mentioned in the available information.