Training in Urban Medicine and Public Health
The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health developed Training in Urban Medicine and Public Health (TRIUMPH), an urban training track within the MD program, in response to health inequities and the chronic shortages of physicians in urban areas of Wisconsin.
Explore our Milwaukee program
Woven into urban communities
TRIUMPH partners with over 40 hospitals and community organizations in the Milwaukee area to provide acting internships and hands-on experiences for students to gain the skills they will need to serve as physicians in medically underserved areas.
Our students and graduates
TRIUMPH has enrolled more than 160 students since 2008. Graduates report that TRIUMPH influenced their residency selections and career plans, helping the School of Medicine and Public Health address urban physician shortages.
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Community organizations partner with TRIUMPH students on public health projects
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Percent of TRIUMPH students complete a master in public health degree
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Percent of TRIUMPH graduates select urban residencies
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Percent of TRIUMPH graduates choose primary care residencies
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Percent of TRIUMPH graduates lead community health initiatives during their residencies
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Percent of TRIUMPH graduates return to urban areas of Wisconsin to practice after completing their residencies or fellowships
Scholarship opportunities
The Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association Sam Perlson TRIUMPH Scholarship is a $2,500 scholarship given to up to two fourth-year TRIUMPH students. Scholarships are awarded to students committed to public health initiatives, those interested in serving the needs of underserved populations in urban areas and have an interest in practicing medicine in Milwaukee.
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