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Microbiology & Immunology
Philip Redlich, MD, PhD

Philip N. Redlich, MD, PhD

Gerald L. Schmitz Professor of Surgery; Professor, Surgery (General Surgery) and Microbiology & Immunology; Chief, Division of Education, Department of Surgery

General Interests

Medical Student Education, Surgery Resident Education

Education

MD, Indiana University, 1979
PhD, Microbiology, Medical College of Wisconsin, 1989

Leadership Positions

  • Chief of Surgery at the Zablocki VA Medical Center

Research Interests

My current interests revolve around clinical surgery and medical education. I have been involved in curriculum development at both the medical school level and within training programs for surgery over the past decade. My clinical interest is in general surgery with a focus on breast diseases. My research focus is on innovations in medical education. Current projects include innovative educational projects for medical students, improvements in medical student clerkship structure, and development of innovative curriculum models for general surgery residents.

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