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Jacob Prunuske, MD, MSPH

Jacob Prunuske, MD, MSPH

Assistant Dean, Clinical Learning

Contact Information

jprunuske@mcw.edu

Education

Doctor of Medicine – University of Wisconsin – Madison
Residency, Family Medicine – University of Utah
Master of Science in Public Health – University of Utah

Biography

Interest and Background

His research focuses on family medicine and public health education. He is board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and his clinical practice is at the Aspirus Wausau Family Medicine clinic.

He enjoys mountain & fat biking, snowboarding, games with family & friends, reading and cooking.

                
                    Research Experience
                
                    Curriculum
Education, Medical
Family Practice
Primary Health Care
Public Health
Schools, Medical
Students, Medical

                    Clinical Expertise
                
                    Family Practice
Primary Health Care
Public Health
United States

                    Leadership Positions
                
                    Assistant Dean for Clinical Learning

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