Departmental Role

My primary role is that of directing the Year III Family Medicine Clerkship. In this capacity I coordinate the development and implementation of this core rotation to ensure a superior learning experience for all Wayne State University medical students on Family Medicine. I serve as the faculty advisor for the Family Medicine Interest Group and provide medical student advising and mentorship throughout all years of training. Beyond the clerkship, my teaching responsibilities include small group instruction in the Clinical Medicine I course and precepting in the Student Run Free Clinic. My research and scholarly focus is on undergraduate medical education. I am committed to providing students with a solid understanding of Family Medicine, fostering discernment in specialty selection, and promoting their professional development.

Education

Wayne State University Merit Scholar, Detroit, Michigan, BA, cum laude, 1990

Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan
Doctor of Medicine, with distinction in biomedical research, 1994

Training and Experience

Internship (1994-1995), Family Practice Residency Program
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, Michigan

Residency (1995-1997), Family Practice Residency Program
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, Michigan

Chief Resident (1996-1997), Family Practice Residency Program
Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn, Michigan

University of Michigan Medical School; Ann Arbor, Michigan
Fellow, Faculty Development Institute (2000-2001)

Degree of Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians (2004)

Assistant Director (1997-2001), Family Practice Residency Program
Oakwood Hospital; Dearborn, Michigan

Associate Director (2002-2010), Family Practice Residency Program
Oakwood Annapolis Hospital; Wayne, Michigan

Program Director - Interim (2008), Family Medicine Residency Program
Oakwood Annapolis Hospital; Wayne, Michigan

Clinical Assistant Professor
Wayne State University School of Medicine,Detroit, Michigan (1999-2009)

Clinical Instructor
University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan (2000-2009)

Certification

Diplomate, American Board of Family Medicine, 1998-2012

Clinical Teaching

• Physical Diagnosis Course Instructor (1996 - 2010)
• Family Medicine Clerkship Preceptor (1997 - 2007)
• Family Centered Maternity Care (1997 - 2007)
• Rounder for Family Medicine Inpatient Service (1997-2010)
• Outpatient Precepting of Family Medicine Residents (1997-2010)
• First-Step Domestic Violence Shelter Primary Care Clinic Supervisor (1998-2001)
• Geriatric Housecalls Program (2004-2007)
• Geriatric Service Rounder at Skilled Nursing Facility (2003-2009)

Publications
(* maiden name )

Jarvis, Pousak, *Krenz, Iobidze & Taylor, Complement Activation and Immune Complexes in Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Reappraisal, J. Rheumatol. April 1992

Jarvis, Pousak & *Krenz, Detection of IgM Rheumatoid Factors by ELISA in Children With Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis: Correlation With Articular Disease and Laboratory Abnormalities, Pediatr. 1992

*M.Krenz, T.Pousak & J.Jarvis, Clinical Importance of IgM Rheumatoid Factors Detected by ELISA in Children With JRA, Arthritis Rheum. 35:R33, 1992

J.Jarvis, *M.Krenz & T.Pousak, Detection of IgM Rheumatoid factors In Children with JRA by ELISA: Correlation with Active Articular Disease, Pediatr. Res 31 (suppl): 151A ,1992

J.Jarvis, T.Pousak & *M. Krenz, Enhancement of Immune Precipitation and Alteration of Kinetics of Classical Complement Pathway Activation by IgM Rheumatoid Factors From Children With Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, Clin. Exp. Rheum. 10:195, 1992

J.Jarvis, T.Pousak, *M.Krenz, M. Iobidze & H.Taylor, Complement Activation and Immune Complexes in Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, Regional Conference for the American College of Rheumatology, Spring 1992, Chicago, Illinois

Chadwell, M. Digoxin in Heart Failure, POEMS , J. Fam. Prac. 1996

Worzniak M, Chadwell MC. Job Sharing to Complete the Circle of Care In A  Family Practice. Family Practice Management, September 2002

Margit Chadwell, MD; Michael Worzniak, MD, More Balance, More Income- Physicians   might reap dividends from new practice model, Family Practice Report, September 2002. Editorial generated from workshop presented at 29th Annual National Conference of Family Practice Residents and Medical Students

Margit Chadwell, MD; Michael Worzniak, MD, Published Interview: FP News Career Tracts (February 2003). Based on published article in Family Practice Management 2002

Grants

Implementation of a Family Medicine Geriatrics Housecalls Program
Oakwood Foundation Grant ($10,000), Awarded 2004 (Role: PI)

CHAMPS (Childhood Asthma Management Program)
Oakwood Foundation ($ 120, 000), Awarded 2006-2007
(Role: Faculty Mentor to Family Medicine resident on project, Abstract & Presentation Editor/Coach)

Implementation of a Wound Care Service at Oakwood Annapolis Hospital
CERF (Clinical Effectiveness Research Funds)
Oakwood Foundation ($9,980) Awarded December 2008
(Role: Research Coordinator, Faculty Mentor, Abstract/Presentation/Manuscript Editor)

Selected Presentations and Scholarly Activity

Teaching From The Center: Making The Case for the Outpatient Case Conference. Oral presentation at the 33rd Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day Conference, May 2010, Lansing, Michigan

Successful Model of a Wound Care Service at a Family Medicine Teaching Hospital. Oral presentations at the 33rd Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day Conference, May 2010, Lansing, Michigan and Oakwood Research Day April 2010, Dearborn, Michigan

Negotiation and Conflict Resolution. Topic presented at: SEMCME 20th Annual Chief and Senior Resident Workshop, May 2009, Southfield, MI

Evaluation of a Pediatric Asthma Education Program on Asthma Control: Oral presentation at: 32nd Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day Conference, May 2008; Brighton, MI. Resident Poster presentation at: 2009 Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, May 2009, Baltimore, Maryland

Family Medicine Serving the Global Family: Developing an Overseas Health Elective. Peer Paper presented at: 24th Annual Conference on Families and Health, February 2004; Jacksonville, FL.

Chadwell MC, Yaekle S, Gluck K, Roe T. The Layered Clerkship: A Tiered Approach to Building Medical Students' Vision of Family Medicine in a Community Based Residency Program. Seminar presented at: 29th Annual Predoctoral Education Conference, January 2003; Austin,TX.

Physician Faculty in Family Practice Academia: Trends for the New Millenium. Research Poster presented at: 36th Annual STFM Spring Conference, September 2003; Atlanta, GA.

Lifestyle Design: Making your Practice Work For You. Workshop presented at: 138th Michigan State Medical Society Annual Scientific Meeting, 2003; Troy, MI.

Chadwell MC, Krol K, Gluck K. Family Medicine: Examining Influences On Specialty Choice. Oral Presentation at: 26th Annual Michigan State University Family Practice Research Day, April 2003; Lansing, MI.

Chadwell MC, Worzniak M, Jurasek S. Family Physicians in the New Millenium: Blending Traditional Practice With Modern Trends. Workshop presented at: 29th Annual National Conference of Family Practice Residents and Medical Students, August 2002; Kansas City, MO.

Grima L, Krueger K, Chadwell MC. Health Profile of Women and Children in a  Domestic Violence Shelter. Poster presented at: Michigan Academy of Family Physicians Scientific Assembly, June 2002; Mackinac Island, MI. Certificate of Recognition

Schmall, S, ACSW, Chadwell, MC, Domestic Violence: A Multi-Modal Approach to Resident Education ,Workshop Presentation: 22nd Annual STFM Patient Education Conference , November 2000; Albuquerque, NM