Wisconsin Perfusion Society

American Society of Extracorporeal Technology

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Milwaukee School of Engineering

Natalie Stocke is a clinical assistant professor in the M.S. Perfusion program in the (ECBE) Electrical, Computer and Biomedical Engineering department. She has been a faculty member at MSOE since 2022.
Natalie has experience in managing cardiopulmonary bypass during congenital cardiac surgery, constructing circuits individualized to patient size and defect, initiating ECMO support using CentriMag and PediMag, and assisting ECMO technicians in troubleshooting and transportation of patients on support.

Natalie Stocke

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