Rebeca Liebl, MD

Rebeca Liebl, MD (she/her), chose family medicine because of its flexibility and breadth as well as the opportunity to create long-term relationships with patients and their families. Rebeca grew up in Managua, Nicaragua and moved to Madison as a young adult. She earned her undergraduate degree in International Relations and Environmental Studies from Edgewood College in Madison. After college, Rebeca worked as a Spanish medical interpreter for inpatient, emergency, and clinical services. She went on to earn her medical degree from the Indiana University School of Medicine. While in medical school, she volunteered at the student-run free clinic. As she worked alongside other health professions students, she solidified her commitment to the importance of multidisciplinary care. Rebeca is committed to diversifying the healthcare workforce and was a member of the Student National Medical Association and the Latino Medical Student Association. With both organizations, Rebeca was able to mentor junior students and to create a community that celebrated under-represented minorities in medicine. Rebeca’s clinical interests include sports medicine procedures and she is also interested in advocacy for gynecology and women’s health. She finds joy in going out dancing with her friends and exploring parks and trails in the summer and show shoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter.