MCW Family Residency Program

  • A partnership with you in mind.

    Outreach Community Health Centers, the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), Froedtert Health, and Children’s Wisconsin are partnering in the development and operation of the North Side Milwaukee Health Centers Family Medicine Residency, a new family medicine residency that trains family physicians at Outreach Community Health Centers on Milwaukee’s northeast side.

    The program will train and graduate 14 residents annually, with 42 resident physicians enrolled concurrently. While the residency will be seeing patients and receiving training at Outreach Community Health Centers, it also leverages the expertise of the family medicine faculty of MCW and partners with Froedtert Hospital and Children’s Wisconsin for required hospital rotations. The goal is to expand the North Side Milwaukee Health Centers Family Medicine Residency to other Federally Qualified Health Centers on Milwaukee’s northside.  

    Camille Garrison, MD, Residency Program Director and Vice Chair of Graduate Medical Education, Department of Family & Community Medicine at MCW is the program director and grew up on Milwaukee’s north side.

Meet the MCW Residency Team I

  • Asma Aljesrawi

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Funlola Bada

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Rashma Gandam

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Nenna Ikeogu

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Beena Joseph

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • David Joseph

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Vishrut Kaushik

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Mehran Mortazavi

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Abigail Rene

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Justine Richards

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Hetvi Shah

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Apurva Tiwari

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Chuwuka Umemba

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

Meet the MCW Residency Team II

  • Chukwudi Agbor, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Frances Carter, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Jasmin Griggs, DO

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Asil Habash, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Chijioke Elekwachi, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Shiran Kaplan, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Priyanka Kulkarni, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Shanda League, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Chidinma Nmerenu, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Krista Parke, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Sushania Pryce, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Zainab Saddiq, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Tarun Thomas, MD

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

  • Rachna Tomar, DO

    MCW FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I don’t have insurance?

The MCW Family Medicine Residency Program has an income based sliding fee scale for payment of services. All major and local insurance is accepted.

Who will be leading my care at the Outreach Community Health Centers & MCW Family Medicine Residency Program?

Every patient visit with a resident doctor is supervised by an experienced, board-certified family doctor from the faculty of MCW.

How can I make an appointment with the MCW Family Medicine Residency Program?

Please call (414) 727-6320 to schedule your appointment today.

Understanding the Roles That Provide Your Care

  • This is a fully trained doctor who serves patients without supervisors. They have completed residency and medical school and may or may not have done a fellowship.

  • Residents are doctors that are responsible for day-to-day management of the patient care team under the attending physician’s supervision.

    They have completed four years of medical school and wear a long white coat.

  • Graduate of Master’s program with a national certification and state license. The may work alone, but often collaborate with physicians. They sometimes wear white coats.

  • Medical Assistants (MAs) complete an accredited medical assistant program where they are trained to assist physicians take your medical history, check vitals, administer vaccinations, and process refills.

  • Nurses have at least a Registered Nurse (RN) license from an associate or bachelor’s degree program. Some RN’s have even more training. All play a key part in providing medical care in line with the attending physician on APP’s direction.

  • Medical students are responsible for taking patients health history and assist with performing physical exam. They wear the shortest white coat.

MCW Family Medicine Partnership

Meet our MCW Resident Faculty

  • C. Garrison, MD

    S. Bodden, MD

    B. Damitz, MD

    B. Passolt, MD

  • D. Songco, PsyD

    C. Troncone PsyD

    D.Kohl, DO

    B.Johnston, MD

  • L. Brusky, MD

    L. Dunek, MD

    R. Helm, MD

    D. Johnson, MD

  • S. Diehr, MD

    E. Hallberg, MD

    W. Calawerts, MD

    K. Dillard-Dorvé, DO