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Meet an Alum

Neha Bapat, MBBS

Neha Bapat, MBBS

Class of 2026

Post-graduate employment: Private endocrinology practice in East Chicago, Indiana 

How our program prepared them: “My fellowship prepared me well for independent practice by providing a strong foundation, progressive autonomy, and outstanding mentorship. I graduated feeling confident in managing both common and complex endocrine conditions and approaching challenging clinical problems thoughtfully. UW is a special place, with a welcoming environment where I have built meaningful connections with my faculty and co-fellows that I know will last well beyond graduation."

Victor Compres Matos, MD

Victor Compres Matos, MD

Class of 2025

Post-graduate employment: Emplify Health - Green Bay, WI

How our program prepared them: “From the very beginning, I felt the endocrinology fellowship program at UW was truly fellow-focused, offering the flexibility to pursue my individual clinical interests while ensuring comprehensive exposure to the full breadth of general endocrinology. The attendings, clinic mentors, and program leadership were not only incredibly knowledgeable and efficient but also approachable, supportive, and genuinely enjoyable to work with. The program consistently went above and beyond by providing dedicated, protected time for education and research, fostering both clinical and professional growth. Thanks to this outstanding training, I was able to transition seamlessly into solo practice and felt confident managing the wide range of endocrine conditions from day one."

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Shakera Syed, MD

Class of 2024

Post-graduate employment: Clinical assistant professor of endocrinology at UW–Madison

How our program prepared them: “My fellowship at UW prepared me to become a well-rounded endocrinologist through exceptional clinical training, exposure to a broad range of complex endocrine disorders, and a strong emphasis on fellow education through dedicated didactics and mentorship. Just as importantly, the supportive and collegial environment fostered both my professional and personal growth. Choosing to remain at UW after fellowship was an easy decision because of the outstanding people, collaborative culture, and shared commitment to excellence in patient care, education, and academic medicine. I continue to value being part of an institution that invested in my development and continues to challenge and support me as an endocrinologist and educator."

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