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Mother Child W Physician
Pediatrics

Medical College of Wisconsin Pediatric Residency Subspecialty and Research Track

Individualized experience for each resident in the following domains:

Clinical
Provides further exposure to subspecialty fields with unique elective experiences. (Examples include: NICU procedure elective, transport medicine, toxicology)

Educational
Monthly didactics to prepare for life as a fellow, followed by a career in academic medicine.

Scholarship

  • Encouraged participation and guidance in scholarship.
  • Research elective available to provide resident with dedicated time for scholarship.

Mentorship

  • Targeted to the resident’s area of interest
  • Flexibility to allow for change of career plans
  • Guidance in selecting core electives that will prepare the resident for chosen subspecialty
  • Support for navigating the fellowship application process

Contact Us

Pediatrics Residency Program
Medical Education Office
Children's Corporate Center
999 N. 92nd St., Suite 730
Milwaukee, WI 53226

(414) 266-6800

(414) 337-7068 (fax)

pedsrecruitment@mcw.edu

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