"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress,
working together is success." —Henry Ford
Meet our Residents
Class of 2025
PGY 3 residents
Class of 2026
PGY 2 residents
Class of 2027
PGY 1 residents
What's Next? Class of 2024
Where the residency class is now working in their first roles after graduating...
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...
Get to know our Wisconsin Badgers
Why I chose UW: Megan Barthels, MD
I chose UW first and foremost because of the supportive people...
Why I chose UW: Morgan Braswell, MD, MS
I loved how residents are supported both academically and in their personal lives...
Why I chose UW: Mitchell Butterbaugh, MD
UW stood out as the program with the most happy, approachable, down-to-earth residents...
Why I chose UW: John Constantakis, DO
The family/team atmosphere committed to excellent patient care and supporting my research interests...
Why I chose UW: Samuel Wing, MD, MS
I was supported to continue my research in addiction medicine and EMS...
Why I chose UW: Grace Carey, MD
Everything! The training, mentorship, career exploration, people, and beautiful city...
Why I chose UW: Michael Lawson, MD
I loved Madison, and I was very impressed by the robust Med Flight program here...
Why I chose UW: Greg Raupp, MD, MSW
I knew the faculty would challenge me to grow into an excellent, well-rounded clinician...
“The passionate faculty here are able to balance the pressures of seeing volume and providing great care while integrating on-shift teaching, no matter how busy the ED gets.”
– Jessica Edgecomb, MD, ‘21
“Residents get to experience being attendings with high volume and high acuity while working a really manageable shift load, which allows time for us to explore our passions.”
– Ilan Kolkowitz, MD, ‘20
“UW as a strong leadership team steering the direction of the residency program and the department, and I wanted to be part of the culture here.”
– James Elliott, MD, MS, PGY 3 resident