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Kendall Trieglaff, MD

Kendall Trieglaff, MD

Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Resident

Biography

Hometown: Waterford, WI

Undergraduate School/Degree: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Biology

Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin

Hobbies: Baking, crocheting, cribbage, travel, boating

Why MCW?: Med-Peds at MCW had everything I was looking for in a program: strong adult and pediatric hospitals on one campus, supportive leadership, and strong residents. I knew this residency program would prepare me for my future career and expose me to a variety of patients and disease processes. I am also a local to the greater Milwaukee area and I love all there is to offer outside of medicine including fantastic foodie spots (lots of James beard nominees!), coffee shops, the lakefront, inland lakes, farmers markets, summer outdoor concerts and more.

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