Founder
Amy E. Liepert, MD Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery
Dr. Liepert is a trauma and acute care surgeon who is passionate about surgical health policy advocacy. She credits her unique perspective and participation in health policy and advocacy to the variety of educational experiences she had while at Marquette University.
“My interest in health care advocacy was stimulated by a public health
Dr. Liepert is a trauma and acute care surgeon who is passionate about surgical health policy advocacy. She credits her unique perspective and participation in health policy and advocacy to the variety of educational experiences she had while at Marquette University.
“My interest in health care advocacy was stimulated by a public health course I took at Marquette,” she says.
“Advocacy engagement allows impact on patients to extend beyond my clinical interventions in the operating room, hospital and clinic,” she says.
Her involvement in the legislative process allows her to advocate and impact policy changes affecting surgical care and patients at local, state, and national levels. Dr. Liepert was the chair of the Policy, Planning and Government Relations Committee of the Wisconsin Surgical Society and a member of the Health Policy Advocacy Group of the American College of Surgeons, among many other appointments.
- “I want to ensure adequate care for patients by ensuring that the systems for their care continue to remain a legislative priority.”
Website Team Lead
Christina Colosimo, DO MS Acute Care Surgeon
Dr. Colosimo is a faculty member at the University of Arizona. She completed fellowship at Cooper Medical School inCamden, NJ and she went to residency at HCA Sky Ridge Medical Center in Denver and attended medical school at Midwestern University.
Prior to medical school, she was a consultant for the defense department. She obtained her M
Dr. Colosimo is a faculty member at the University of Arizona. She completed fellowship at Cooper Medical School inCamden, NJ and she went to residency at HCA Sky Ridge Medical Center in Denver and attended medical school at Midwestern University.
Prior to medical school, she was a consultant for the defense department. She obtained her Masters of Science in Health Care Policy and Management form Carnegie Mellon. She also was a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs.