The University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health (DFMCH) welcomes 69 learners (58 residents and 11 fellows) entering our statewide sponsored and academic partner programs this academic year.
The Rural Training Track Collaborative (RTT-C)—a national non-profit coalition of rural medical educators, medical schools, residency programs, researchers, and policymakers—recognized the Madison and Baraboo Residency Programs for their strong track records of training and placing physicians in rural practices.
DFMCH colleagues gathered at the Memorial Union on September 7 for an address from Eugene and Linda Farley Visiting Professor Viviana Martinez-Bianchi, MD, FAAFP, and to recognize the 2023 Frey Writing Award recipients.
The Osher Center for Integrative Health at UW, established in December 2022 and housed within the UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, hires Administrative Director Donna Cole to close out a year full of milestones.
Wildfires, floods, record heat, and hurricanes are just a few of the natural disasters spurred by climate change that force already vulnerable populations into deeper despair. UW Training in Urban Medicine and Public Health (TRIUMPH) alum Anne Getzin, MD, views climate change as the threat multiplier that led...
Congratulations to Mary Thompson, MD, for receiving a Katcher-Schlach Award for her work as co-medical director of a MEDiC Clinic at the Salvation Army in Madison.
Congratulations to Patricia Téllez-Girón, MD (Associate Professor, CHS) on receiving an Ohtli Award. Given by the Mexican government, the award is the highest recognition awarded to a Mexican community leader outside of Mexico.
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