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Innovative 12-month PA and NP transition to practice programs in a variety of specialty clinical tracks.
An innovative three-year PharmD program designed for the expanding pharmacist role in patient care.
Develops applied learning experiences and supports continual education of the healthcare professional beyond graduation.
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Our scientists are discovery-drivers, working to develop cutting-edge treatments.
Clinical trials are invaluable in testing new treatments, drugs and technologies.
Project Wonder: the Art of Science at the Medical College of Wisconsin partners basic and translational scientists with local artists and writers to elevate and amplify their innovative, life-changing research.
Translational scientists turn science and research into improved treatments.
Through collaboration with the brightest minds in science and medicine MCW’s Centers are at the forefront of discovery and innovation.
We have the power to advance the health and vitality of all. We invite you to reach out, connect and work with us as we strive towards this vision.
Through research, health care education, workforce development, and community health initiatives, AHW drives change.
Enhancing learning, research, patient care and the health of the community.
A hub focused on population health, biostatistics, bioethics and epidemiology research.
Imagine a Milwaukee that is equitable, healthy and thriving for all.
We’re driving research that leads to improved diagnoses, more effective treatments, and new cures.
We work closely with partners to redefine health beyond healthcare and with a bold vision of achieving health equity for all.
We’re committed to meeting the needs of our changing population, and solving the significant healthcare provider shortage.
The flexibility of unrestricted funds allows MCW to continue addressing our most urgent priorities.
Your gift today makes tomorrow’s breakthroughs possible.
Community Front Door
Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities are diverse with unique disparities.
Hoping to fill a crucial void for local programmers, MCW turned to the MKE Tech Hub Coalition.
Dr. Alison Kriegel and Laketta Caldwell discuss the many facets that go into becoming a scientist.
Cancer
The Southeast Wisconsin Data Science Collaborative hosted the first Hack for Health event this spring.
Ana Mia Corujo Ramirez is using her research skills to contribute to decreasing health disparities in Puerto Rico.
Dr. Franco and Patricia discuss the importance of research and how it can be a source of hope.
MCW scientist Dr. John Mantsch and his partners study overdose patterns to improve prevention strategies.
Milwaukee community members and MCW faculty came together to discuss the importance of research.
Education Innovation
The Initiative raises awareness about issues including trauma and social determinants of health.
Dr. Michael Malinowski has a passion for helping others and collaborating with educators across the globe.
The partnership is a shining example of the embodiment of MCW’s missions on a global scale.
Philanthropy
John Mason, a Marine who served in Vietnam, struggled silently for years with depression and PTSD.
Maie Zagloul created Books for Chance to help evacuee kids learn English and spark a love for books.
Partnerships
MCW and the Zablocki VA Medical Center’s 76-year partnership benefits both doctors and patients.
About five years ago, MCW’s Dr. Ken Lee heeded a call to serve at an orphanage in Puebla, Mexico.
MCW student with DACA status overcomes challenges to achieve the future his parents wanted for him.
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated mental health issues for many children.
MCW Magazine
Through its digital communications, MCW is celebrating the stellar work that is truly pioneering paths to a healthier world.
“I received the phone call and was leaving for Ukraine within 48 hours.”
Graduate student Oby Nwabuzor believes a shift in the built environment can advance health equity.
The personal nature of mental health means conversations about it will be different for everyone.
MCW researchers are using knowledge learned during the AIDS pandemic to combat COVID-19.
Stigmas of mental health can be overwhelming. Milwaukee experts are overcoming these barriers.
Milwaukee resident Epiphany discusses her experience with depression and journey to healing.
MCW graduate student embraces lessons on adaptability during global health internship.
MCW medical professionals reflect on their unique roles as public communicators and spokespersons during the pandemic.
As Wisconsin communities grapple with mental health, issues of equity remain a critical challenge.
Alumni
She doesn’t wear a cape. But to family, friends and patients MCW alumna Dr. Davies is a superwoman.
MCW faculty and support staff respond to the emergency call to treat patients injured at the event.
MCW faculty provide training on various surgical subspecialties in dozens of countries.
Sadly, violence is a part of life for many children, Ashley Hollo learned as an MD student at MCW.
For Jean Bikomeye, a third-year PhD student at MCW, the issue of climate change is very personal.
Through mentorship, community outreach, and education, MCW-LMSA is building a strong culture of support.
Jessica Olson, PhD, MPH, associate professor, highlights the importance of virtual connection as she looks back over the last 2 years.
MCW medical student Jonathan Wong selected for prestigious Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellowship.
Heidi F. Christianson, PhD, MS, associate professor, considers the uncertainty and aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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