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Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
Alexandra Scholz, PsyD

Alexandra Scholz, PsyD

Assistant Professor

Locations

  • Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
    Froedtert Hospital

Education

PsyD, Doctor of Psychology

Biography

Dr. Scholz earned her master's degree in clinical psychology, master's degree in counseling psychology, and doctorate degree in clinical psychology with a health psychology emphasis from Pacific University in Oregon. She completed her pre-doctoral residency and post-doctoral fellowship at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Scholz specializes in working across various healthcare settings (i.e., hospitals, primary care clinics) with diverse patient populations to treat biopsychosocial factors impacting acute and chronic medical conditions, promote health and well-being, and to prevent, treat and manage illness and disability. Dr. Scholz currently works as a licensed psychologist within the Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine team at the Froedtert Hospital.

Specialties

  • Psychology
  • Health Psychology
  • Behavioral Medicine

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