
Katherine Husk is a ob gyn provider serving patients in New York, NY. Her focus areas include obstetrics & gynecology, urogynecology and reconstructive pelvic surgery and obstetrics & gynecology. She has been practicing for more than 10 years. She trained at Bellevue Hospital Center / Medical College and graduated in 2012. She practices at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Newyork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital. New patients are welcome for in-person or telehealth appointments.
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