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Medical College of Wisconsin Hematology and Oncology Hospitalist Program

Hospitalists are a group of attending physicians primarily dedicated to providing care to patients admitted to the inpatient medicine services at Froedtert Hospital. The group is composed of internists and physician-assistants who focus on the care of the hospitalized patient.

Dedicated Inpatient Hospitalists

Muhammad Faizan Ali, MD

Assistant Professor

Vineel Bhatlapenumarthi, MD

Assistant Professor

Anannya Patwari, MD

Assistant Professor

Faisal Shahjehan, MD

Assistant Professor

Muhammad Mubbashir Sheikh, MD

Assistant Professor

Brandon Warren, MD

Assistant Professor

Kritika Yadav, MD

Assistant Professor

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