Steve Sauerberg

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Dr. Steve Sauerberg (born April 3, 1953) is the Republican nominee for the United States Senate election in Illinois, 2008.

1 Early Life and Education
2 Professional Career
3 Candidacy and Campaign
4 External Links

[edit] Early Life and Education

Sauerberg is a native of Berwyn, Illinois, and was raised in LaGrange. According to his campaign website, Sauerberg's father was a local pharmacist who owned three pharmacies.[1]

After graduating from Lyons Township High School, he attended MacMurray College in Jacksonville, Illinois. He was admitted to Rush Medical after just three years of undergraduate work. He completed his last year of undergraduate work and his first year of medical school in a special program designed by Rush Medical College at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois. He then went on to Rush Medical College where he was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society after completion of his medical studies.

[edit] Professional Career

Sauerberg has been a family practitioner in Chicago's Western Suburbs for the last twenty-five years. In 1985, he started his own practice and continues to run it today. His first office was in Western Springs and he was in solo practice. Over the next 23 years the practice developed into The Family Medical Center of La Grange which is composed of five family physicians and one physician assistant. The practice continues to grow. On March 15th in 1999 the practice went live with an electronic health record that is a critical part of the organization. Dr. Sauerberg spearheaded that effort and has been involved with computerization and medicine for nearly three decades.