Wendy Schofer, MD
Wendy E Schofer, MD, Commander, Navy
Name: Wendy E Schofer, MD, Commander, Navy
USU Department of Primary Appointment:
Pediatrics
Faculty Rank:
Assistant Professor
Location:
Naval Hospital Portsmouth, VA
Research Interests:
Community Pediatrics
Public Health, Holistic Healthcare
Email:
Education
Internship and Residency in Pediatrics (2004), Naval Medical Center San Diego, CA
Doctor of Medicine (2001, Alpha Omega Alpha), Medical College of Pennsylvania/Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor of Science, Biology (1997, Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa), Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA
Doctor of Medicine (2001, Alpha Omega Alpha), Medical College of Pennsylvania/Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor of Science, Biology (1997, Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa), Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA
Biography
CDR Wendy Schofer graduated from MCP Hahnemann University School of Medicine in 2001 (AOA), and proudly completed pediatric internship and residency at NMC San Diego (2004), where she was the Housestaff Teacher of the Year in 2003. She completed her first staff pediatrician tour at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton where she was the GME Coordinator for Family Practice Residents in Pediatrics, as well as Medical Director of the Special Care Nursery and Newborn Screening Coordinator until 2006. She deployed in support of Operation Unified Assistance II (2005), providing humanitarian relief/disaster assistance to the people of Nias, Indonesia. At Naval Hospital Okinawa, she was the Medical Director of the Postpartum Unit and Branch Medical Clinic Augmentation Team Leader (2006-2008).
Upon transition to the Reserves in 2009, CDR Schofer became the Credentials Officer for OHSU Portsmouth (2010-2012). She subsequently became the Assistant Surgeon for 4th Medical Logistics Group, Group Aid Station Headquarters, Marietta, GA (2013) and Officer in Charge of Detachment for 4th MLG Surgical Company Bravo, Anacostia, DC (2014). In January 2015, CDR Schofer transitioned to the Individual Ready Reserve, whereby she regularly teaches Pediatric Advanced Life Support at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. She has served as the PALS Program Director for NMCP since 2015.
In her civilian career, CDR Schofer has taught residents and medical students in the NMCP Pediatrics Clinic and Newborn Nursery. She was the Community Pediatrics Rotation Director at NMCP from 2012-2014. She currently works as a community pediatrician at the TriCare Prime Clinic Chesapeake. CDR Schofer is the volunteer Co-Chair of the Healthy Chesapeake Coalition, the local community nonprofit charged with population health management for the City of Chesapeake, VA. In this capacity she combines her passion for healthy living, medical knowledge, and organizational leadership to be able to affect positive change for the community.
CDR Schofer's personal interests are in general pediatrics, child behavior, nutrition, fitness, oral health, holistic medicine and organizational leadership.
Upon transition to the Reserves in 2009, CDR Schofer became the Credentials Officer for OHSU Portsmouth (2010-2012). She subsequently became the Assistant Surgeon for 4th Medical Logistics Group, Group Aid Station Headquarters, Marietta, GA (2013) and Officer in Charge of Detachment for 4th MLG Surgical Company Bravo, Anacostia, DC (2014). In January 2015, CDR Schofer transitioned to the Individual Ready Reserve, whereby she regularly teaches Pediatric Advanced Life Support at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. She has served as the PALS Program Director for NMCP since 2015.
In her civilian career, CDR Schofer has taught residents and medical students in the NMCP Pediatrics Clinic and Newborn Nursery. She was the Community Pediatrics Rotation Director at NMCP from 2012-2014. She currently works as a community pediatrician at the TriCare Prime Clinic Chesapeake. CDR Schofer is the volunteer Co-Chair of the Healthy Chesapeake Coalition, the local community nonprofit charged with population health management for the City of Chesapeake, VA. In this capacity she combines her passion for healthy living, medical knowledge, and organizational leadership to be able to affect positive change for the community.
CDR Schofer's personal interests are in general pediatrics, child behavior, nutrition, fitness, oral health, holistic medicine and organizational leadership.
