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Jamal Saleh, MD

Jamal Saleh, MD

Medical College of Wisconsin

Biography

Hometown: Torrance, CA
Undergraduate: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Studies, University of Southern California
Graduate: Global Medicine, University of Southern California
Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin
Internship: Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI
Why I Chose MCW: MCW provides the depth and breadth of clinical experiences and patient diversity that I wanted in a residency program. Additionally, the camaraderie among the residents and faculty was something that stood out to me both as a medical student and throughout the interview process.

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