Jonathan S Ellison

Jonathan S Ellison, MD, is an Associate Professor and Research Vice-Chair at the Medical College of Wisconsin, affiliated with Children’s Wisconsin. His clinical focus is Pediatric Urology, specializing in conditions like kidney stones, hydrocele, and spina bifida. He holds leadership roles in surgical education and quality improvement initiatives.

Dr. Ellison graduated from Duke University School of Medicine (2008), completed residencies in General Surgery and Urology at the University of Michigan (2008–2013), and fellowships in Endourology (Bristol, UK) and Pediatric Urology (Seattle Children’s Hospital). He is actively involved in training the next generation of specialists through fellowship programs and virtual quality improvement (QI) education.

Research Interests: His work spans pediatric urology innovations, kidney stone disease mechanisms, minimally invasive surgery techniques, and systemic healthcare quality improvements. He emphasizes patient-centered care and disparities in guideline adherence.

Publications: Recent work addresses surgical access optimization, AI in urology, and emergency care patterns for stone patients. He collaborates widely to advance clinical trial methodologies and standardize UTI management protocols.

Professional Contributions: He co-leads initiatives to standardize pediatric urology training and improve surgical outcomes through evidence-based practices. No scientific awards were explicitly listed in the provided materials.

Clinical Affiliations: His primary practice location is the Urology – Children’s Wisconsin clinic in Milwaukee, WI.