Dr. Khadijah Ahmad, MD

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Bringing Expertise and Compassionate Care to Patients of All Ages

Dr. Khadijah Ahmad, MD, a board certified family physician at Marshfield Clinic Wisconsin Rapids Center, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness.

With a dedication to providing comprehensive care, Dr. Ahmad enjoys working with patients of all ages and treating a wide variety of conditions. Her particular expertise lies in managing complex diseases, such as diabetes, and helping patients gain better control of their health. Whether it is a young child or an older adult, Dr. Ahmad approaches each patient with empathy and a commitment to delivering personalized care.

Her journey to becoming a family physician began with earning her Medical Degree from St. George’s University School of Medicine in Grenada. She then completed an internship in surgery at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, followed by a residency in family medicine at Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals in Milwaukee. 

Dr. Ahmad is recognized as a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine and is an active member of various medical organizations, including the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, the Wisconsin Academy of Family Physicians, the Wisconsin Medical Society, and the Wood County Medical Society.

Upon joining Marshfield Clinic Health System, Dr. Ahmad was drawn to the opportunity of serving a rural population at a clinic with an excellent referral system. She values the Clinic’s commitment to utilizing electronic medical records and being part of a large, multi-specialty group practice. 

Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Ahmad enjoys spending her free time reading and traveling. 

Her dedication to her patients, coupled with her passion for continuous learning and growth, make Dr. Khadijah Ahmad a valuable addition to the Marshfield Clinic Wisconsin Rapids Center team. Patients can look forward to receiving expert care and compassionate support under her guidance.

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