Another orthopedic surgeon makes run for US Senate seat: 4 observations

Sen. Albert Olszewski, MD, R, announced he is running for the Montana U.S. Senate seat, the Great Falls Tribune reports.

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Here are four observations.

1. This isn’t Dr. Olszewski’s first time running for a senate seat. Currently he serves as Montana State Senator for District 6, a role he has held since 2016.

2. Dr. Olszewski also served as a Montana State House Representative for District 11 between 2014 and 2016.

3. After earning his medical degree from Seattle-based University of Washington Medical School, Dr. Olszewski completed his resident at the Wilford Hall at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He underwent fellowship training at Houston-based University of Texas Health Science Center.

4. Along with his race for senator, Dr. Olszewski serves as an independent orthopedic surgeon.

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