Meet the faculty
Tracy Gallagher, MD
Family Medicine Physician
"It is a most wonderful thing to be given the privilege of caring for the health and wellness of families in our community. At the MCW-Prevea Family Medicine residency clinic, I will have the best of both worlds-the continued opportunity to care for my patients and to teach the next generation of family doctors."
Medical school: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, Madison
Residency: University of Wisconsin Health Fox Valley Family Medicine
Amy Romandine Kratz, MD
Sports Medicine and Family Medicine Physician
Medical School: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Residency: University of Wisconsin Health Fox Valley Family Medicine
Manal Soliman, MD, MBA, MB BCh
Family Medicine Physician
Family Medicine Residency Program Director and Founder
“I have been in medical education ever since I graduated from residency. My philosophy is to stand by each resident and empower them to become a knowledgeable, skilled physician by finding the talent in each resident and polishing that talent to become a landmark in their future. My job is to support and produce independent and successful physicians, but it is so much more than that to me.“
Medical School: School of Medicine, Tanta, Egypt
Residency: Stony Brook Family Medicine Residency Program, New York
Special Interests: Obstetrics, Gynecology, Community Medicine, Integrative Health
Scholarly Works:
Jeff Stumbras, LCSW, LMFT, SAC-IT
Executive Director, Prevea Behavioral Care and Libertas Treatment Center
“I am excited to promote the resident’s interest in attending to the mental health needs of their patients, as well as foster the resident’s ability to attend to their own mental well-being as they learn how to manage the challenges of family medicine.”
Graduate School:
- University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School of Social Work
- University of Wisconsin-Stout Graduate School of Marriage and Family Therapy
Special Interests: Marriage and Family Therapy, Adolescent Substance Use, Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder, Suicide Risk Mitigation, Mental Health Integration into Primary Care
Scholarly Works:
- 2020 Wisconsin DHS Opioid Methamphetamine Treatment Center Grant (3.2 million over 5 years)
- 2020 DHS Buprenorphine Induction in ED Grant ($122,000)
- 2019 HRSA RCORP Planning Grant to create regional consortium to promote prevention, treatment and recovery of Opioid Use Disorder ($200,000)
- 2020 HRSA RCORP Implementation Grant to implement prevention, treatment and recovery of OUD ($1,000,000 over three years)