Wendy Barton, MD

ThedaCare Physicians Pediatrics - Appleton
2701 E Enterprise Avenue
Appleton, Wisconsin 54913

920-954-2551

Fax:920-954-2554

• Specialties, Procedures, and Conditions

  Pediatrics

• About Me:

  Raising your child is an ongoing process, and each child is unique. I enjoy helping you along the way, and watching you and your child evolve into your individual roles within the family and society. I enjoy working with all ages from birth through age 21 years.

  My goal is to care for your family with compassion - guiding you to the right care plan for your own child’s needs. No matter who you are, whatever race, gender, religion or sexual orientation, I accept you and strive to involve you in making medical and life decisions that lead to good health.
  When I’m not at work, I enjoy music, art, theatre, nature and spending time with my daughters.

• Education and Fellowships

  Residency	Phoenix Children's Hospital/Maricopa Medical Center	6/1/1989
  Internship	Phoenix Children's Hospital/Maricopa Medical Center	6/1/1987
  MD	Medical College of Wisconsin (Milwaukee)	5/1/1986

• Board Certifications

  AM Board of Pediatrics

  Pediatrics - General Cert

  Recertified-MOC

  2/1/2020

• Resources

  • + Articles
    • How to Handle Teen Peer Pressure

      Adolescence is a time of intense peer pressure. During these years, teens are trying to figure out who they are and how to identify themselves. They decide what groups or people they may want to associate with. They also make decisions about their own behavior and what they may or may not choose to do.

    • How to Make the Teen Years Easier to Handle

      The teenage years are exciting and at the same time challenging for both the individual and the parent. Teens are actively trying to identify their level of independence so it is important to allow them to make some decisions.

    • Prevention of Meningitis is Key For Teens and Young Adults

      Meningitis is an infection that causes swelling of the tissues surrounding the brain and spinal cord, so it can be a devastating illness. One of the most significant bacteria to cause this infection is Neisseria meningitidis. This germ kills 10-15 of every 100 people who contract the infection, and of the survivors, 10-20 of those 100 will be left with disabilities. That is why prevention is the key.

• Languages Spoken:

  English