Dr. Wojcik is a highly motivated physician who joined our practice in 2002. Her special interests include women's health, diabetes, obesity and encouraging healthy lifestyles. She believes in thoroughly explaining diagnoses treatment options and the importance of prevention with patients and there families in order to practice patient- centered medicine. This philosophy aids her in caring for patients of all ages. Additionally, she speaks Spanish and welcomes Hispanic patients to her practice. She has been an active volunteer and advocate in community health initiatives since 1991 including working at an HIV clinic in Chicago.
Dr. Wojcik earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from the University of Notre Dame and her medical degree from Loyola Stritch School of Medicine. She completed her residency in Family Medicine in a combined program at both Rush University St. Luke's Presbyterian Medical Center and Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center. Dr. Wojcik was awarded her residency's 2002 Award for Excellence in Patient Education. She is a member of the American Academy of Family Practice. She is affiliated with Elmhurst Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Wojcik is a highly motivated physician who joined our practice in 2002. Her special interests include women's health, diabetes, obesity and encouraging healthy lifestyles. She believes in thoroughly explaining diagnoses treatment options and the importance of prevention with patients and there families in order to practice patient- centered medicine. This philosophy aids her in caring for patients of all ages. Additionally, she speaks Spanish and welcomes Hispanic patients to her practice. She has been an active volunteer and advocate in community health initiatives since 1991 including working at an HIV clinic in Chicago. 
