More than 45 percent of School of Medicine and Public Health graduates will enter primary care
April 9, 2012 // 0 CommentsMADISON—More than 45 percent—or 67 members—of the 2012 graduating class from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health will pursue residencies in primary care, according to the results of Match Day held earlier this month. Primary care includes internal medicine, family medicine, and pediatrics. Overall, 23 students were assigned primary care residencies in Wisconsin medical institutions. ...
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