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Stephen Sponagle, MD

Assistant Professor

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  • Medical College of Wisconsin
    Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine

Biography

Dr. Sponagle earned his BS degree in biochemistry from the University Wisconsin-Madison and his MD from the University of South Florida. He has completed both his psychiatry residency and fellowship in psychosomatic medicine at Northwestern in Chicago, Illinois.

Dr. Sponagle currently see patients at Wisconsin Community Services and the Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers.

Research Interests

His clinical interests are in the treatment of chronic, severe mental illness, particularly schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Academically Dr. Sponagle is interested in working with residents and medical students in the community support program setting and teaching medical students psychopharmacology.

Publications

Publications of Stephen K. Sponagle MD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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