Daniel Sklansky

Daniel Sklansky, MD, is an Associate Professor and Residency Program Director in the Division of Hospital Medicine & Complex Care at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Medicine and Public Health. He holds a BS and MD from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, completed a Pediatrics residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital, and a fellowship in Pediatric Hospital Medicine at the Hospital for the Sick Children in Toronto.

• Clinical Interests: Common conditions in hospitalized children.
• Research Interests: Medical education, learner assessment through clinical competency committees, residency application processes, and analysis of clinical datasets.
• Professional Leadership:
  • Co-chair, Associate Program Director Special Interest Group (Association of Pediatric Program Directors)
  • Chair, Midwest Region (Association of Pediatric Program Directors)
  • Member, Program Director Executive Council and longitudinal workgroups.
• Awards:
  • Teaching awards from students and residents.
  • 2019–2021 Participant in UW Health Physician Leadership Development Program.
• Research Affiliation: Hospital Medicine & Complex Care Research Group, focusing on children with medical complexity, hospital systems, family engagement, and health services research.