Dr. Keshani Bhushan, MD, MPH, FACP

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A Passionate Medical Educator and Accomplished Hospitalist

Dr. Bhushan, a Hospitalist at the Marshfield Medical Center for the Wausau/Weston region, continues to make significant strides in the field of medicine with her unwavering dedication to education and healthcare excellence.With over a decade of experience at the Weston campus, she has exemplified exceptional leadership as the Hospitalist Medical Director. Her commitment to medical education is evident through her efforts to attract aspiring physicians to the region.

Committed to excellence in healthcare, Dr. Bhushan graduated from Sawai Man Singh Medical College in 1996 and completed her residency in internal medicine at the University at Buffalo from 2007 to 2010. Her board certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine further showcases her dedication to continuous learning and professional growth.

In recognition of her outstanding contributions, she was honored with the prestigious 2019 Society of Teaching Scholars Preceptor Award by the Medical College of Wisconsin. Additionally, she holds key academic positions as a Clinical Adjunct Assistant Professor at UW School of Medicine and Public Health and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin - Wausau Campus.

Dr. Bhushan's passion for medical education and her exceptional leadership at Marshfield Medical Center serve as a beacon of inspiration for current and future healthcare professionals. Her tireless efforts to advance the field of medicine and provide exceptional patient care have undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the Wausau/Weston community.

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