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Jack Geiger, DO

Jack Geiger, DO

Internal Medicine Chief Resident

Biography

Hometown: Prescott, WI

Medical School: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University

Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin–La Crosse

Career Plans: Pursing cardiology fellowship

Favorite Aspect of Residency at MCW: The people! Everyone at MCW is eager to teach, support, and engage with the residents and staff.

Favorite Aspect of Milwaukee: Summer in Milwaukee is unmatched! From lakeside paths for running and walking, to beaches, coffee shops and breweries, the options are endless.

One Thing You Must Try While Living in Wisconsin: You must go to Summerfest! Regardless of music taste, there will be an artist there for you. Plus, you can try multiple local food and beverage options while enjoying a major headliner or upcoming band.

Interesting Fact About Me: I used to help my grandpa restore vintage cars.

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