Christopher Stephen Davis

Christopher Stephen Davis, MD, MPH, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin, affiliated with Froedtert Hospital. His clinical expertise includes General Surgery, Trauma and Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery. He holds board certifications in Surgery and Surgical Critical Care.

Education & Training:

• MD: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (2007)
• General Surgery Residency: Loyola University Chicago (2009, 2013)
• MPH: University of Illinois School of Public Health (2011)
• T32 Research Fellowship: Loyola University Burn and Shock Trauma Institute (2012)
• Pediatric Surgical Critical Care Fellowship: Northwestern University (2014)

Research Focus: Dr. Davis specializes in trauma surgery, surgical critical care, and injury prevention. His work integrates translational research with public health strategies to address geriatric trauma, surgical outcomes, and community violence reduction. His studies emphasize precision medicine approaches in trauma care, surgical resident well-being programs, and innovative educational methods for medical students.

Publications Trends: His recent work spans geriatric injury prevention, trauma triage protocols, and surgical education innovations. He frequently collaborates on projects addressing acute care challenges like cholecystitis management and vascular trauma outcomes. His interdisciplinary focus includes leveraging digital tools for pandemic response and improving pediatric cardiac surgery outcomes.

Community Engagement: Dr. Davis advocates for equitable community health initiatives, particularly during crises like the pandemic. His work bridges clinical practice with public health to reduce disparities in trauma care access and outcomes.

Labs/Teams: Active within MCW’s trauma and general surgery divisions, contributing to translational research programs and surgical education curricula.