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Medical College of Wisconsin Pediatrics Fellowship Programs

At the Medical College of Wisconsin and Children’s Wisconsin, we offer one of the nation’s broadest collections of accredited pediatric fellowship programs — more than 30 across a full spectrum of subspecialties. Each fellowship is rooted in the strength of its specialty division while drawing on the collaborative resources of our entire academic health system. Fellows benefit from rigorous, accredited training, innovative research opportunities, and the chance to learn alongside leading experts who are advancing the future of child health. Together, our programs reflect the depth, breadth, and institutional commitment that define MCW’s role in shaping tomorrow’s pediatric leaders.

Fellowship Programs Directory

FACTS (Fellow Advancement through Career Development, Training, and Scholarship) Program Leadership

Co-Director of Fellowship Education: Viday Heffner, MD, MHPE
Co-Director of Fellowship Education: Richard Tower, MD
Coordinator: Stephanie Hetland | sdhein@mcw.edu
Administrative Associate: Michelle O’Donnell | modonnell@mcw.edu
 

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