Gregory Tester

Gregory Tester is a cardiologist in Madison, Wisconsin, specializing in interventional cardiology with clinical interests in the treatment and management of complex coronary artery disease and adult structural and valvular heart disease. He serves patients through the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Medicine, where he is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. His practice is based at the UW Health 20 South Park Street Clinic North Building, located on South Park Street in downtown Madison. He is recognized for his expertise, having been named a Madison Magazine Top Doctors honoree in 2018 for Cardiovascular Medicine.

Dr. Tester is a faculty member at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he completed fellowships in both Cardiovascular Medicine and Interventional Cardiology. He earned his MD from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and completed his Internal Medicine residency at Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education. He is actively involved in clinical care and medical education, contributing to the training of internal medicine residents at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a nationally recognized residency program known for its emphasis on mentorship, wellness, and individualized learning experiences.

The clinic where Dr. Tester practices is situated on South Park Street, approximately a tenth of a mile from the Italian Workmen's Club and the 1 South Park UW Health Clinic. It lies near Regent Street and South Park Street, with the UW Health 20 South Park Street Clinic North Building serving as a key nearby landmark. The area is part of Madison’s central medical district, adjacent to major healthcare and academic institutions.

Dr. Tester is known for his clinical expertise in complex cardiovascular conditions and his commitment to patient-centered care within the academic medical environment. His role as a clinical educator reflects a strong dedication to advancing medical knowledge and training the next generation of physicians. His recognition as a Top Doctor underscores his standing in the field of cardiovascular medicine in Madison.