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Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics Leadership

David A. Margolis, MD

Professor of Pediatrics
Chair, Department of Pediatrics

Program Director, MCW Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) and Cellular Therapy Program
Medical College of Wisconsin

Pediatrician-in-Chief
David A. Margolis Chair in Pediatric BMT
Children’s Wisconsin

Department of Pediatrics Vice Chairs

Calvin Williams, MD, PhD

Chief, Professor

Children's Wisconsin Physician Profile

MCW Faculty Collaboration Database Profile

Jeffrey L. Segar, MD

Associate Chair; Professor Neonatology

Tara Petersen, MD, MSED

Associate Professor; Division Chief; Dept. of Pediatrics Vice Chair of Education; Medical Director, Pediatric Simulation Program

Children's Wisconsin Physician Profile

MCW Faculty Collaboration Database Profile

Michael Levas, MD, MS

Professor of Pediatrics; Director of Social Medicine, Section of Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Medical Director, Project Ujima; Associate Director, Comprehensive Injury Center; Co-Director, Health Equity Scholars Program

Research Interests: At-risk populations, Health care disparities

Kathryn A. Tillman, MSN

APP Hybrid

Administrative Leadership

Karen Turner, MBA

Chief Administrator

Charlie Ann Rykwalder, MBA

Associate Department Administrator; Business Operations

Angel Cannon, CPA

Associate Department Administrator; Finance and Strategic Planning

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