Lt. Col. Matthew Banti, MD, discusses his unique experience as a urologist in the military
On this podcast, Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Banti, MD, FACS, a recent graduate of the Urologic Oncology fellowship at the University of Kansas Health System, is interviewed about his career journey as a urologist in the United States Army.
In this podcast interview, Lt. Col. Matthew Banti, MD, FACS, a recent graduate of the Urologic Oncology fellowship at the University of Kansas Health System, provides great insight on his unique journey. He discusses the life of a urologist in the Army and the characteristics that make an optimal physician within the military. Dr. Banti also offers his thoughts on his life overall as a urologic oncologist and how he can best serve the country as an extremely specialized professional.
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