About
Dr. Devlin Cole is a Board Certified General Preventive Medicine and Public Health doctor. She earned a BA in Neuroscience from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME. She attended Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, OH where she won the Neurology award from The Cleveland Clinic.
She completed an internship in Pediatrics at Kapiolani Women and Children's Hospital in Honolulu, received a Masters of Public Health at the University of California San Diego, and completed her residency at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
She worked closely with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services during the first years of the pandemic, and she was recognised by Governor Tony Evers for her contributions.
She has a passion for explaining complicated concepts in simple terms. Currently, she is developing lecture content for teens to help them transition successfully to adult life. She also sees patients in Asheville, NC where she focuses on adolescent complaints and chronic pain conditions.
In her free time, she sings in a choir and takes her Wheaten Terrier on walks.
