PGY-2 resident Dr. Alana Moore spent two weeks in Guatemala…
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Meet the 2026-27 Chief Residents
As chief residents, Drs. LeVesque, McClelland, and Page support their co-residents in a variety of ways…
“What’s next?” for the graduating resident Class of 2026
The BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine congratulates the following emergency medicine residents on successfully completing their graduate medical education programs this year. These physicians are entering exciting and challenging positions, and we look forward to …
Resident Mikko Sayre reflects on elective experience in northern Alaska
Dr. Mikko Sayre spent four weeks working at a rural emergency department just north of the Arctic Circle during his third year of residency…
Resident Sam Wing on working in Rwanda
Third-year resident Dr. Sam Wing spent two weeks in Rwanda, exploring both urban and rural emergency medicine…
The Wisconsin Difference: A message from our Program Directors
That special something about how we support residents to learn, grow, and lead in their career and in their lives…
Meet the 2025-26 Chief Residents
As chief residents, Drs. Barthels, Butterbaugh, and Raupp support their co-residents in a variety of ways…
“What’s next?” with the graduating resident Class of 2025
The BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine congratulates 13 emergency medicine residents on successfully completing their graduate medical education programs at UW Health and the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health this year. …
Resident Brandon Pagni reflects on working with the Navajo Nation Indian Health Service
Brandon Pagni completed a global health elective at Gallup Indian Medical Center in New Mexico, on the border of the Navajo Reservation…
Meet the 2024-2025 Chief Residents
As chief residents, Drs. Morgan, Carey and Wing support their co-residents in a variety of ways…