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PATIENT CARE Approx.

1,650 physicians,

525 nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other healthcare practitioners. Care for approx. 530,000 patients of all ages annually at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Froedtert Hospital, Zablocki VA Medical Center and many other hospitals and clinics in Eastern and Central Wisconsin.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

More than 600 faculty and staff engaged in more than 1,100 community outreach activities to advance the health of people and communities throughout metro Milwaukee and Wisconsin.

RESEARCH 2nd Largest research institution in Wisconsin. $225.3M invested in research, teaching, training and related purposes in FY 2016*, which will lead to improved patient

care and health outcomes. More

than 3,100 research studies, including clinical trials.

PRIVATE SUPPORT More than 6,000 philanthrop-ic gifts in FY 2016*, providing $24.1M for cutting-edge research, innovative medical education and compassionate patient care benefitting 530,000 patients and investing in more than 1,290 students.*MCW’s Fiscal Year 2016 was 7/1/15 – 6/30/16

EDUCATION

Approx. 900 students in Medical School. More than 380 graduate students, 12 Master of Science in Anesthesia students, and 130 postdoctoral fellows in the Grad-uate School of Biomedical Scienc-es. More than 700 physicians in residency training and 190 physi-cians in fellowship training. More than 11,100 physicians and 4,800 other health professionals participate in Continuing Medical Education- accredited activities offered annually.

ADVANCING A HEALTHIER WISCONSIN More than $200M in awards to more than 365 initiatives dedicated to improving the health of the people of Wisconsin.**As of November 2016

MCW’s MissionWe are a distinguished leader and innovator in the education and development of the next generation of physicians, scientists, pharmacists and health professionals; we discover and translate new knowledge in the biomedical and health sciences; we provide cutting-edge, collaborative patient care of the highest quality; and we improve the health of the communities we serve.

Patient AppointmentsSee a Medical College of Wisconsin physician.

Adult Specialties (414) 805-3666 • (800) 272-3666Pediatric Specialties (414) 607-5280 • (877) 607-5280

Give to MCWYour gift is an investment in a healthier future for you, your family and generations to come.(414) 955-4700 mcw.edu/giving

MCW’s Historymcw.edu/history

*MCW’s Fiscal Year 2016 was 7/1/15 – 6/30/16

EDUCATION Degrees offered: MD, PhD, MD/PhD, MD/MS, MS, MPH, MA, MMP

School of MedicineThe MCW School of Medicine in Milwaukee and campuses in Green Bay and Central Wisconsin provide an innovative, rigorous and immersive curriculum that prepares our graduates with a deep understanding of the healthcare needs in their communities.

• The Milwaukee campus offers a four-year curriculum with opportunities to explore a wide variety of Scholarly Pathways that allow students to individualize their medical training while considering career paths of interest.

• The Green Bay and Central Wisconsin campuses provide a calendar-efficient, three-year curricu-lum, ideally suited for students seeking a career with a primary care emphasis. Students live and learn immersed in the communities where they are likely to practice. MCW-Green Bay opened in July 2015. MCW-Central Wisconsin opened in July 2016.

• A new Anesthesiologist Assistant program (MS) matriculated students in August 2016 in Milwaukee.

MCW is working to ensure that a larger proportion of our graduates stay in Wisconsin to practice after graduation. Our School of Medicine will help provide future physicians in communities across the state, particularly in areas where doctors are needed the most.mcw.edu/medicalschool

Graduate School of Biomedical SciencesPhD Degree Programs• Basic and Translational Research • Biochemistry• Biophysics• Biostatistics• Cell and Developmental Biology• Microbiology, Immunology and

Molecular Genetics• Pharmacology and Toxicology• Physiology• Public and Community Health• Medical Scientist Training Program

(pursuit of both a PhD and an MD)Master’s Degree Programs• Bioethics (MA)• Clinical and Translational Science (MS)• Medical Physiology (MMP)• Public Health (MPH)

Joint Degree Programs • Bioinformatics (MS) – Marquette

University • Functional Imaging (PhD) –

Marquette University• Healthcare Technologies

Management (MS) – Marquette University

Dual-Degree Programs • Clinical and Translational Science

(MS), with pursuit of MD degree • MPH – Mount Mary UniversityGraduate Certificate ProgramsClinical Bioethics, Clinical and Translational Science, Community Health Assessment and Planning, Population Health Management, Public Health, Public Health Ethics, Research Ethicsmcw.edu/gradschool

School of PharmacyThe Medical College of Wisconsin has launched a School of Pharmacy in Milwaukee to prepare the next generation of pharmacists to meet the growing healthcare needs of society. MCW’s PharmD graduates will have the knowledge and expertise to prac-tice at the “top of their license” and contribute to patient-centered care within a team-based model, ensuring optimal medication therapy outcomes, in concert with other healthcare professionals. The School of Pharmacy will matriculate its inaugural class in 2017 or 2018.mcw.edu/pharmacyschool

Preparing Physicians, Scientists and Health Professionals

School of Medicine Campuses: Our Partners in WisconsinCentral Wisconsin Region

• Aspirus Inc.• Ascension• Northcentral Technical College• University of Wisconsin – Marathon County• University of Wisconsin – Marshfield/

Wood County• University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point

Green Bay Region• Bellin College• Bellin Health• Hospital Sisters Health System Eastern

Wisconsin Division• Milo C. Huempfner VA Outpatient Clinic• Northeast Wisconsin Technical College• Prevea Health• St. Norbert College• University of Wisconsin – Green Bay

Milwaukee • BloodCenter of

Wisconsin• Children’s Hospital

of Wisconsin• Froedtert Hospital• Zablocki VA Medical Center• Additional hospitals, clinics and

organizations that provide clinical experience for medical students

Accreditation• The Medical College of Wisconsin is

accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).*

• The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) awarded full, eight-year accreditation in 2011, the maximum period of accreditation.**

• The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education has accredited residency and fellowship training in 90 medical specialties and subspecialties.

• The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education awarded Accreditation with Commendation, the highest status of reaccreditation, in 2014 for six years.

* The HLC is the regional accrediting body for institutions of higher education in the North Central US. ** The LCME is the accrediting body of all US allopathic

(MD-granting) medical schools.

FACTS Spring 2017

A Major Employer• MCW employs 5,660 faculty and staff (5,100

full-time equivalents) Faculty: 1,725 full-time and part-time Staff: 3,230 full-time / 350 part-time / 350 project and limited-termMilwaukee Campus: More than 4,700 faculty and staff work on the Milwaukee campusOther locations: 955 faculty and staff work at 40 other healthcare facilities and other locations in Eastern and Central WisconsinVolunteer Faculty: More than 2,000 physicians from the communityPrivate Employer: MCW is the 7th-largest private employer in metro Milwaukee

MCW Libraries as a Resource• Provides support and services to clinicians,

researchers, educators, students and the community

• Maintains a virtual library of more than 12,700 electronic journals, 78 databases and more than 7,000 electronic books

• Located at MCW-Milwaukee, with clinical libraries at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital

• Serves more than 17,000 people affiliated with the Medical College of Wisconsin, Froedtert Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, and others

• Open to the public, including patients and their families, and is a designated Resource Library of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine

The Medical College of Wisconsin is a major national research center and the second-largest research institution in Wisconsin.

Funding and Studies• $225.3 million invested in research,

teaching, training and related pur-poses in FY 2016*, which will lead to improved patient care and health outcomes. Includes:

- $92.6 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)**

- $18.9 million from other federal agencies

- $72.9 million from other external sponsors

-$ 40.9 million from MCW institutional support in FY 2016

• MCW is ranked 45th among the nation’s 138 medical schools receiving NIH research funding

• More than 3,100 research studies, including clinical trials, conducted in MCW’s FY 2016

Discoveries and Technology Transfer• 50 new discoveries and inventions

reported in MCW’s FY 2016• Portfolio includes 227 technologies

covered by more than 286 pending and issued US and foreign patents

• 63 technology license agreements with pharmaceutical, biotechnology, imaging, medical device and software companies

• Research and development affiliations with 31 campus institutions, healthcare organiza-tions and government groups in Wisconsin and elsewhere

• MCW translates science into clinical care through technology development collaborations with industry, including startup ventures. Local startup companies include Brain Symphonics, Cardiopoietis, CMXTwenty, Imaging Biometrics, Organic Research Corporation, Prism Clinical Imaging, Somna Therapeutics and TAI Diagnostics. mcw.edu/discoveries

Centers and Institutes• Cancer Center• Cardiovascular Center• Center for Imaging Research• Center for International Blood and

Marrow Transplant Research• Center for Patient Care and

Outcomes Research• Clinical and Translational Science

Institute of Southeast Wisconsin• Human and Molecular Genetics

Center• Institute for Health and Equity

• The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education

• National Biomedical Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Center

• National Center for AIDS Intervention Research

• Neuroscience Research Center• Wisconsin CIREN (Crash Injury

Research and Engineering Network) Center

Find more MCW Research Centers, Research Cores and Shared Resources mcw.edu/researchresources

MCW research is accredited by the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs and the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care.

RESEARCH

Research Today for Tomorrow’s Advances

*MCW’s Fiscal Year 2016 was 7/1/15 – 6/30/16 **NIH data as of December 30, 2016

MCW Physicians and Practitioners • Largest physician group practice in

Wisconsin• Approx. 1,650 Medical College of

Wisconsin physicians • More than 525 nurse practitioners,

physician assistants and other healthcare practitioners

• Offering care in every medical specialty and subspecialty

• Caring for approx. 530,000 patients, representing more than 2.4 million patient visits annually

• 464 MCW faculty physicians are listed in the 2015–2016 Best Doctors in America®, more than any other group practice or institution in Wisconsin

Providing Patient Care• Adult patient care at 5 health

systems, 10 hospitals and 38 clinics throughout Wisconsin through the Medical College Physicians group practice

• Pediatric specialty care at more than 25 specialty clinic locations through Children’s Specialty Group, a joint venture with Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin

• Primary and specialty care at 28 health centers and clinics through the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Community Physicians, a joint clinical practice group with Froedtert Health

Clinical Practice LocationsMCW physicians and practitioners see patients at the Froedtert & MCW regional health network facilities, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin facilities, and the Zablocki VA Medical Center – and many other hospitals and clinics in Eastern and Central Wisconsin.

• Froedtert & MCW regional health network includes Froedtert Hospital, Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls, St. Joseph’s Hospital in West Bend and more than 2,700 physicians across 25 clinical locations. Froedtert Hospital is staffed by MCW physicians and is at the forefront of new technology and care in areas including cancer, heart and vascular diseases, neurosciences, neurological disorders, spinal cord injury, transplant, sports medicine and orthopedics, urology and women’s health, and operates the only adult Level I Trauma Center in Eastern Wisconsin. MCW physicians and Froedtert & MCW Community Physicians also provide most of these services at Community Memorial Hospital and St. Joseph’s Hospital. Froedtert & MCW is the region’s only academic medical center. froedtert.com

• Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, the pediatric hospital affiliate of MCW, is known nationally and internationally for many of its specialty programs in-cluding cardiology and cardiovascular

surgery, cancer and blood disorders, gastroenterology, newborn and fetal care, neurology and neurosurgery. chw.org

• Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center is one of the busiest and most comprehensive centers operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs. milwaukee.va.gov

• Other patient care locations. MCW physicians and practitioners provide primary and specialty care at many other hospitals and clinics in metro Milwaukee and Eastern and Central Wisconsin, including:

Fox Valley: Affinity Mercy Medical Center in Oshkosh and Affinity St. Elizabeth Hos-pital in Appleton, both part of Ascension; Agnesian St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac; ThedaCare Green Bay: Prevea Health and Hospital Sisters Health System, Women’s Specialty Care Metro Milwaukee: Aurora Sinai Medical Center; Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital – Milwaukee and Ozaukee campuses and Wheaton Franciscan – Elmbrook, St. Francis and St. Joseph hospitals, all part of Ascension; Sixteenth Street Community Health Center Northern Wisconsin: Ascension St. Clare’s Hospital in Wausau/Weston, Aspirus in Wausau, Marshfield Clinic and Ascension St. Joseph’s Hospital in Marshfield mcw.edu/clinics

Improving Health Through Patient Care

PATIENT CARE

Milwaukee Regional Medical Center (MRMC)The MRMC comprises six organizations working in collaboration:

• Blood Research Institute of BloodCenter of Wisconsin• Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin (306 beds)• Curative Care • Froedtert Hospital (536 beds)• Medical College of Wisconsin• Milwaukee County

Behavioral Health Division

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16,000people work at MRMC

1.5 Millionpatient visits annually

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The Medical College of Wisconsin’s community engagement mission focuses on building productive partnerships with communities in Wisconsin and beyond. Through these partnerships and the relationships that sustain them, MCW and its community collaborators work together to have a greater impact on addressing Wisconsin’s critical health needs.

• MCW is one of four medical schools nation-wide to have received the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.

• More than 600 faculty and staff members are involved in more than 1,100 community outreach activities, according to the MCW Office of Community Engagement’s recent faculty and staff surveys. To help coordinate these efforts happening across MCW’s campus, MCW recently launched the Community Engagement Liaison

Program. This program provides MCW community engagement representatives with new resources to help support ongoing activities, learn more about the community engagement mission and get more people involved in community engagement.

• The MCW Community Engagement Core provides a broad range of services in community engagement to further develop MCW’s capacity to partner with communities. Current programs include the Health Science Square, Seed Grant Program, Lunch & Learn

Roundtable Series and Mentoring Network. The Community Engagement Core is a primary resource and catalyst for community engagement projects for MCW and community partners, and impacts how effectively MCW addresses health equity and social disparities across Wisconsin. mcw.edu/communityengagement

The Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin (AHW) Endowment launched its first funded initiatives in community health, research and education in 2004. The Endowment was established through funds resulting from the Blue Cross/Blue Shield United of Wisconsin’s conversion to a for-profit corporation.

• The Endowment’s initial value of $318.6 million now totals nearly $420 million through MCW’s stewardship.*

• AHW has awarded more than $200 million to more than 365 initiatives dedicated to improving the health of the people of Wisconsin.*

Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program (This portion of the Endowment funds community health improvement and community-academic partnerships.)• More than 175 community-based

health initiatives have received funding to advance strategic

interventions, health promotion and systems changes since 2004.*

• HWPP has contributed to health improvement efforts in 46 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties and more than 20 statewide initiatives.**

Research and Education Program (This portion of the Endowment contributes to improved health through support for research discoveries and innovative educational initiatives.)

• Contributed to new discoveries in identifying genes underlying complex diseases, understanding and treating pancreatic cancer, and developing new technologies and methods for treating cardiac abnormalities.

• Funded the development of MCW’s medical school campuses in Green Bay and Central Wisconsin to help address the physician shortage in Wisconsin. mcw.edu/AHW

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Building Healthier Communities

ADVANCING A HEALTHIER WISCONSIN ENDOWMENT

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1. Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW)A. Health Research CenterB. Medical Education BuildingC. Basic Science BuildingD. MACC Fund Research CenterE. Daniel M. Soref Imaging Research Facility F. Translational and Biomedical Research CenterG. Site of future MCW professional of�ce building

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CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE OF SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN

Transforming Biomedical Research to Improve HealthThe Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin (CTSI) is dedicated to advancing the health of our community and our nation through research and discovery. The CTSI’s consortium of eight Milwaukee institutions drives a collective commitment to share resources, technology, knowledge and expertise to work toward common goals in healthcare. This synergy avoids duplication and achieves better outcomes faster and more cost- effectively.

• The CTSI is one of 64 recipients nationwide of the National Institutes of Health’s Clinical and Translational Science Award.

• The CTSI’s borderless and collaborative enterprise expands the scope of translational research by generating and testing research hypotheses and

implementing best practices that transform and enhance the development of therapeutic, diagnostic and preventive interventions.

• Special populations are integrated into the research environment, including underrepresented minorities, children, the elderly and veterans.

• Pilot Awards stimulate promising new research projects and collaborative research teams across institutions.

• Integrating Research into Clinical Practice Awards improve the quality, patient experience, value and efficiency of healthcare delivery.

• The 500 STARS Initiative supports high school, undergraduate and graduate students on a path to becoming translational scientists.

• Community-Driven Research enables community members to inspire research topics and become part of a research team.

The eight CTSI consortium members are: • BloodCenter of Wisconsin • Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin • Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center • Froedtert Hospital • Marquette University • Medical College of Wisconsin • Milwaukee School of Engineering • University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

mcw.edu/ctsi