Speaker: Audrey Ford, PhD, clinical psychologist, UW Behavioral Health and Recovery, UW Health Resources: Parenting Together: It Takes a Community.pptx
Meet the incoming class of fellows
The University of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics is proud to welcome the newest class of fellows: future leaders in pediatric medicine and research. These talented individuals officially joined the department this July. Meet the 15 …
Allen Inspiring Children Lecture 2025: What Inspires Me? Reflections from a Pediatric Nephrologist’s Journey
Speaker: Sharon Bartosh, MD, professor, division chief, Division of Nephrology, Department of Pediatrics, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Meet the residency class of 2028
The University of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics is excited to welcome the newest members of its residency program. This year’s class includes 16 pediatric residents, one preliminary dermatology resident, and one child neurology resident. Each …
New Faculty Focus: Rachel Streckert
Q&A with Rachel Streckert, MD, assistant professor, Division of Hospital Medicine and Complex Care
Alumni Spotlight: Natalie Tedford
Natalie Tedford, MD, MScPH, FAAP, is a 2020 graduate of the University of Wisconsin Pediatrics Residency Program. After fellowship, Tedford returned to Wisconsin as an assistant professor in the BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine Division …
Alumni Spotlight: Joseph McBride
Joseph McBride, MD, MA, DTM&H, FAAP, completed the adult/pediatric infectious disease fellowship in the Department of Pediatrics from 2014-2018. After fellowship, McBride stayed in Wisconsin as an assistant professor of adult and pediatric infectious disease …
Further your connection with the UW Department of Pediatrics
The University of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics actively uses social media to advance its mission of delivering exceptional clinical care, providing top-tier education to pediatric trainees, conducting innovative research, and championing advocacy. We’re eager to …
Once a Badger, Always a Badger: New Alumni Network will provide community for former trainees and friends of the department
Last month, the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health launched a new Alumni Network, designed to bring together former trainees, emeritus faculty, and other friends of the …
Experts urge expanded screening for the most common newborn infection
Congenital cytomegalovirus, cCMV, is the most common viral infection that newborns can have at birth. Most babies have no symptoms, but “a small percentage of those newborns with no symptoms can go on to have …