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The UW Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation has been successfully training physicians for over 65 years. We embrace transition while maintaining a respect for our roots. As we adapt to changes in both medicine and academics, we are guided by the desire to accept new challenges and grow from them. This fundamental security is what will allow us to move swiftly and confidently into the future.
To provide the Department’s Education Office with updates or questions, please contact Heidi Ableidinger by email at ableidinger@ortho.wisc.edu.
2026
Matt Waldrop, MD
Practice: Family Medicine and Sports Medicine Physician at UW Health/University of Wisconsin – Madison, WI
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2025
Joe Park, MD
Practice: Sports Medicine Physician at the University of Maryland
2024
Practice: Family and Sports Medicine Physician at Carolina Family Practice and Sports Medicine, Raleigh, NC
2023
Adam Pfaller, MD
Practice: Sports Medicine Physician, Advocate Aurora Health, Milwaukee, WI
2022
Adam Cordum, MD
Practice: Family and Sports Medicine Physician at Carolina Family Practice and Sports Medicine, Raleigh, NC
2022
Tom Harris, MD
Practice: Genesis Health System, Davenport, IA
2021
Phillip Sasser, MD
Practice: Sports Medicine Physician, Advocate Aurora Health. Team Physician, Marquette University and Milwaukee Admirals Hockey
2020
Adam Norton, MD
Practice: Associate Physician of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine at Springfield Clinic Team Physician; Illinois College
2019
Matt Brown, MD, DPT
Practice: Sports Medicine and Family Medicine Physician at Group Health Cooperative in Madison, WI
2018
Todd Domeyer, MD
Practice: Sports Medicine and Family Medicine Physician at Prevea Health in Sheboygan, WI
2017
Lucianne Olewinski, MD
Practice: Faculty at the University of Tennessee Department of Family Medicine in Knoxville, TN
2016
Erin Hammer, MD
Practice: Sports Medicine and Team Physician at UW Healt/University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI
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It is our hope that each of our alumni will remain connected to the Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation. Your support is invaluable to present and future students at the UW Medical School. One important way alumni can exercise support is to contribute to various funds established within the Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation.
Please know that we value your friendship, your gifts to the school, and your accomplishments as graduates. We hope you will keep in touch through attending alumni events, through your phone calls, or through other methods. Thank you for being a stellar representative of the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation.