Wells Mangrum MD

Dr. Mangrum grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska. In high school, he played on the Olympic Development soccer team, representing his state at national events. He graduated valedictorian from high school and went to Harvard University for his undergraduate studies. He played on the Harvard Division 1 soccer team, earning academic all-Ivy awards in 2000 and 2001. He graduated summa cum laude, an award reserved for the top 3% of Harvard's graduating class. Dr. Mangrum lived in the Philippines for two years and worked as a missionary. He lived amongst the Filipinos, learning the language and their customs. He later attended Mayo Medical School for his medical degree and Duke University for his residency and fellowship.

In 2011, Dr. Mangrum moved to Eau Claire to work as a radiologist at Sacred Heart Hospital and the surrounding communities. He has lived in Eau Claire ever since. He now has over a decade of experience interpreting diagnostic exams and performing interventional procedures.

Dr. Mangrum has authored many scientific articles. His primary research interest has been intracranial aneurysms, a disease that shortened the life of his mother. He is also an expert on MRI physics and has written a book titled "Duke Review of MRI Physics." Dr. Mangrum has recently become interested in co-lecturing with his law professor father on the intersections between evidence-based medicine and the law. 

Dr. Mangrum and his wife, Tami, have four children. Their family enjoys the community and has deep roots here. This is a place that they now call their home.

Medical School (2006)

• Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
  Rochester, MN, United States

Residency (2010)

• Duke University School of Medicine
  Durham, NC, United States

Fellowship (2011)

• Duke University School of Medicine
  Durham, NC, United States