UW-Madison Department of Medicine

UW-Madison Department of Medicine We develop leaders who transform the world of medicine through scholarship, innovation and care.

For those who want to change the world of medicine, the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine is the best place to learn, teach, discover, and work. Together, we elevate everyone through individualized training, meaningful mentorship, and opportunities to innovate with the best minds at our university and across the nation. Fueled by an ethos of excellence, a passion for health equity and

an unwavering commitment to the Wisconsin Idea, together we propel today’s trailblazers forward to create a healthier future for all. With 11 divisions and over 1200 faculty and staff members, the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine is the largest academic department at the University of Wisconsin. Social media statement: https://www.medicine.wisc.edu/department-medicine/social-media-statement

Thanks to a new collaboration between the UW Departments of Medicine and Psychiatry, primary care APPs can evaluate for ...
08/11/2026

Thanks to a new collaboration between the UW Departments of Medicine and Psychiatry, primary care APPs can evaluate for adult ADHD in clinic—without the immediate need for specialty referral.

Read more about the specialized training: https://ow.ly/jobm50ZyxKj

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As anot...
08/06/2026

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As another academic year begins, we asked our five new chief residents to share their thoughts!

Read a Q&A with Dr. Grace Eisenbiegler: https://ow.ly/JfyP50ZrXaE

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As anot...
08/04/2026

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As another academic year begins, we asked our five new chief residents to share their thoughts!

Read a Q&A with Dr. Michael Hermsen: https://ow.ly/7X6g50ZrX7p

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As anot...
07/31/2026

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As another academic year begins, we asked our five new chief residents to share their thoughts!

Read a Q&A with Dr. Daniel Pastan: https://ow.ly/qhjK50ZrX2F

UW–Madison researchers, led by Amy Kind, MD, PhD, professor, Geriatrics and Gerontology, developed a tool to help commun...
07/30/2026

UW–Madison researchers, led by Amy Kind, MD, PhD, professor, Geriatrics and Gerontology, developed a tool to help communities better understand how place shapes health and to guide decisions about where resources are needed most. Now, the city of Milwaukee is leveraging that research to replace highest-risk lead pipes.

Read more: https://ow.ly/QzM050ZrYac

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As anot...
07/29/2026

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As another academic year begins, we asked our five new chief residents to share their thoughts!

Read a Q&A with Dr. Emily Schmitz: https://ow.ly/H80850ZrWWV

Nearly 50 years after completing his internal medicine residency at UW, Dr. Kevin Bell's lifelong commitment to showing ...
07/28/2026

Nearly 50 years after completing his internal medicine residency at UW, Dr. Kevin Bell's lifelong commitment to showing up, working hard, and putting his patients first has come full circle with a new critical care unit named in his honor.

Read more: https://ow.ly/h7KU50ZrXxE

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As anot...
07/27/2026

What’s their favorite part of residency, what are they looking forward to, and what does it mean to be a leader? As another academic year begins, we asked our five new chief residents to share their thoughts!

Read a Q&A with Dr. Juanita Fernandez: https://ow.ly/6sB050ZrWU9

Allan Brasier, MD, professor, Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, is the Co-PI of a project that received annual Sta...
07/22/2026

Allan Brasier, MD, professor, Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, is the Co-PI of a project that received annual State Economic Engagement & Development (SEED) funding. The project, "Reducing treatment toxicity for fibrotic lung disease," is in collaboration with PI Seungpyo Hong, PhD, professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy, and commercialization partner, Quadragenics. Congrats!

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