Sarina Schrager MD
Professor (Chs)
(608) 241-9020
Northeast (Madison)
Dr. Schrager joined the Northeast faculty in 1996. A graduate of Dartmouth College, Sarina received her MD degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago in 1992. She completed her residency in family medicine at the MacNeal Hospital program in Berwyn, Illinois in 1995 and then completed a self-designed fellowship in Women's Health at MacNeal that combined graduate work in Women's Studies with clinical care in family practice. Her teaching focus is on women's health education for residents. Her current research interests include osteoporosis prevention, work life balance, and dual physician families.
Related Content
DFM Site Pages
- Academic Fellowships (July 2007)
Newsletter articles
- Summer Program Introduces Seven Medical Students to Family Medicine (October 2010)
- DFM Faculty Member Co-Authors Women’s Health Book; Nine DFM Residents Contribute Chapters (October 2009)
Podcasts
- Options Counseling: Working With Women Who Have Unintended Pregnancies (January 2011)
- Extended Cycle Contraception (June 2010)
- Management of Bleeding in Women on Progestin-Only Contraception (June 2010)
- Pap Smear Screening (June 2010)
- Management of Bleeding in Women on OCPs (March 2010)
- Menorrhagia (March 2010)
- Progestin Only Contraceptive Pills (POPs) (March 2010)
- Starting an OCP (March 2010)