Grand Rounds “Non-Technical Skills in the Management of Endoscopy Related Complications” presented in-person

 by Visiting Speaker Mohammad Bilal, MD, University of Minnesota

Dr. Matthew Biller has three degrees from the University of Wisconsin Madison: a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and an M.D.  Matthew is from West Bend, WI. While in graduate school he earned a Biological Scholar award (for his strong biology background) and a Dohmen Fund Fellowship (for his strong academic background), he also earned a National Starch and Chemical Foundation Scholarship as an undergraduate.

Dr. Hansen practiced as a board certified geriatrician with the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health from 1997 until his recent retirement.

Guest speaker Ronadip Banerjee, MD, PhD, will be presenting at Endocrine Grand Rounds on Monday, October 7th in room 1335 HSLC and virtually over Webex. This research seminar is partially sponsored by the Wisconsin Diabetes Research Center. 

Dr. Caldwell is a neuropsychologist and Director of the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement Prevention Center at Cleveland Clinic. She earned her bachelor’s degree at Princeton University, and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a minor in neuroscience at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. She completed predoctoral internship at Harvard and postdoctoral fellowship in neuropsychology and neuroimaging at Brown. Dr. Caldwell studies sex differences in Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, and prevention.

Kevin Larsen, MD, SVP of Clinical Innovation and Translation at Optum, will speak to how his team uses data models/predictive analytics to develop risk models across large patient populations, driving practice and quality improvements through clinician facing dashboards.