Emma P. Wittman, DO

Dr. Emma Wittman was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio where she spent many years playing competitive softball. The 18+ years playing on a softball team helped develop her love for working together with colleagues and is one of the many reasons she felt drawn to obstetrics and gynecology.
She has two older brothers, three step-siblings, and is soon to be an aunt to her third niece/nephew. In her free time she loves visiting with friends and family, going to wineries and breweries, trying out local restaurants, hiking, and most importantly spending time with her two kitties (Mia & Milo). Although there won’t be much vacation time in residency, she plans to still prioritize her love for traveling and discovering new cultures when possible.

Wittman, E & Yar, N & De Seta, F & Larsen, B. (2021, Mar). In Vitro Exploration of Probiotic Bacteria Interactions with Candida Using Culture Techniques to Model Dysbiotic Conditions in Colonized Tissues. Pathogens, 10(x), 289.

Wittman, E & Yar, N & Larsen, B. (2020, Aug). Navigating the Third Frontier of Antimicrobial Therapy to Support Women’s Health. Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 10(8), 1011-1035.

Yar, N & Wittman, E & Schaut, D & De Seta, F & Larsen, B. (2020, Aug). Effects of Farnesol on Drug-Resistant and Non-Resistant Candida Albicans: Implications for Cosmetic and Pharmaceutical Applications. Advances in Microbiology, 10(8), 383-396.